Re: [replaceChars] would be nice ...
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 14018
interpreted = N
texte = >I've been trying to create a new admin function that allows me to>close the specific databases while leaving the others open.>>Apparently this is impossible, because the [name] tag inside the>[listdatabases] context uses colons (:) for the folder separators in>its path names. But the [closedatabase] tag only recognizes URL-style>path names which use slashes.>>What would be *really useful* here would be a new character>formatting context that replaces matching character strings with>something else. I think it would look something like this:>>[replaceChars>find=:&replaceWith=/]folder:subfolder:sub-subfolder:databasefile.db[/replacetex>t>]>>which would result in:>>folder/subfolder/sub-subfolder/databasefile.db>>Then the URL-style-only path format of the [closedatabase] tag would>no longer be a problem, and we would also have a great new text>formatting tool to use for 'other' purposes!...like allowing some persons to use HTML tags from forms and disallowingsome. That's an idea I proposed in the beginning of this year, but I had anidea of extending the [CONVERTCHARS] so you could chooses a conversiontable. But I think your soultion is better (if it allows us to replacestrings, too).In the meantime you could do this with a simple applescript. Use ACMEscriptwidgets so is it really fast, too. ************************************************************* Christer Olsson Stora Nygatan 21 Phone +46 40 791 50 Art director S-211 37 Malmoe Fax +46 40 97 99 77 Ljusa Ideer AB Sweden http://www.ljusaideer.se
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>I've been trying to create a new admin function that allows me to>close the specific databases while leaving the others open.>>Apparently this is impossible, because the [name] tag inside the>
[listdatabases] context uses colons (:) for the folder separators in>its path names. But the
[closedatabase] tag only recognizes URL-style>path names which use slashes.>>What would be *really useful* here would be a new character>formatting context that replaces matching character strings with>something else. I think it would look something like this:>>[replaceChars>find=:&replaceWith=/]folder:subfolder:sub-subfolder:databasefile.db[/replacetex>t>]>>which would result in:>>folder/subfolder/sub-subfolder/databasefile.db>>Then the URL-style-only path format of the
[closedatabase] tag would>no longer be a problem, and we would also have a great new text>formatting tool to use for 'other' purposes!...like allowing some persons to use HTML tags from forms and disallowingsome. That's an idea I proposed in the beginning of this year, but I had anidea of extending the
[convertchars] so you could chooses a conversiontable. But I think your soultion is better (if it allows us to replacestrings, too).In the meantime you could do this with a simple applescript. Use ACMEscriptwidgets so is it really fast, too. ************************************************************* Christer Olsson Stora Nygatan 21 Phone +46 40 791 50 Art director S-211 37 Malmoe Fax +46 40 97 99 77 Ljusa Ideer AB Sweden http://www.ljusaideer.se
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