Re: Problems with [Applescript]
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 11128
interpreted = N
texte = >>>>[AppleScript]if (current date - date 1997-04-24 19:06:34)>3600 then>>>>return [INCLUDE redanrostat2.form][/AppleScript]>>>There is an AppleScript syntax error here. This needs to be:>>>>>>[AppleScript]if (current date - date 1997-04-24 19:06:34)>3600 then>>>return [INCLUDE redanrostat2.form]>>>end if>>>[/AppleScript]>>No. That was my original code, and did not work.>>>Also, if there are any quotes inside redanrostat2.form, they can mess up>>>AppleScript>>No quotes there.>>But I solved the problem by avoiding the if statement in [Applescript]:>>>>[ShowIf [AppleScript](current date - date [Datum])[/AppleScript]>3600]>>[INCLUDE rosta.form]>>[/ShowIf]>I've been doing a lot of tests on this and it seems to like adding an else>statement clears up all the errors so that something is always returned>(i.e. even return ).So are you saying that the real solution to all this is that we should*always* end our webcat applescripts with either return or with returnwhat we really want returned just to make it work every time?I really wanted to use this WebCat AppleScript feature but I had so manyproblems earlier that I just gave up. If this technique will resolve mostof my previous problems, I will be happy to start using AppleScript withwebcat again ...Sincerely, Ken Grome ..... ken@iav.com
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>>>>[AppleScript]if (current date - date 1997-04-24 19:06:34)>3600 then>>>>return [INCLUDE redanrostat2.form][/AppleScript]>>>There is an AppleScript syntax error here. This needs to be:>>>>>>[AppleScript]if (current date - date 1997-04-24 19:06:34)>3600 then>>>return [INCLUDE redanrostat2.form]>>>end if>>>[/AppleScript]>>No. That was my original code, and did not work.>>>Also, if there are any quotes inside redanrostat2.form, they can mess up>>>AppleScript>>No quotes there.>>But I solved the problem by avoiding the if statement in [Applescript]:>>>>[ShowIf [AppleScript](current date - date [Datum])[/AppleScript]>3600]>>[INCLUDE rosta.form]>>[/ShowIf]>I've been doing a lot of tests on this and it seems to like adding an else>statement clears up all the errors so that something is always returned>(i.e. even return ).So are you saying that the real solution to all this is that we should*always* end our webcat applescripts with either return or with returnwhat we really want returned just to make it work every time?I really wanted to use this WebCat AppleScript feature but I had so manyproblems earlier that I just gave up. If this technique will resolve mostof my previous problems, I will be happy to start using AppleScript withwebcat again ...Sincerely, Ken Grome ..... ken@iav.com
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