Re: [cart] not being interpreted inside [founditems]
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 14388
interpreted = N
texte = > >> Oh, yeah, the other reason [Cart] might not show up is if you're using > >>[include] files. The workaround is to specify the cart in the > >> include paramaters like so: > >> > >> [include file=Includes/RandomAd.inc&cart=[cart]] > > > >This is the case but now the template says it can not locate the include > >file. If I remove the &cart=[cart] from the include, the include file > >functions. Any thoughts? > > Yes. You're probably not putting the parameters in with names properly. > > [include fred.inc] <-- works because there is only one parameter, and >it's assumed to be the filename > > [include file=fred.inc&cart=[cart]] <-- works because there is more than >1 parameter, and they're both named properly file=xxx cart=yyy > > [include fred.inc&cart=[cart]] <-- *DOESN'T* work because when you don't >name the file parameter, it thinks it should look for an include file > named literally fred.inc&cart=cart. The error message you receive >should tell you this. > > Any time you have more than 1 parameter, you *must* name them otherwise >it gets confused. Ok. I now have the 'file=' in the include. (Thanks.) But the interpreted [cart] tag is still not showing up in the results of the include. (This includes items in [founditems] and anchors in the Ads.db.)Thanks.Nathan Hyde Internet Services Casady & Greene email: nh_is@casadyg.com, nhyde@mail3.casadyg.com web page: http://www.casadyg.com
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> >> Oh, yeah, the other reason
[cart] might not show up is if you're using > >>
[include] files. The workaround is to specify the cart in the > >> include paramaters like so: > >> > >> [include file=Includes/RandomAd.inc&cart=
[cart]] > > > >This is the case but now the template says it can not locate the include > >file. If I remove the &cart=
[cart] from the include, the include file > >functions. Any thoughts? > > Yes. You're probably not putting the parameters in with names properly. > > [include fred.inc] <-- works because there is only one parameter, and >it's assumed to be the filename > > [include file=fred.inc&cart=
[cart]] <-- works because there is more than >1 parameter, and they're both named properly file=xxx cart=yyy > > [include fred.inc&cart=
[cart]] <-- *DOESN'T* work because when you don't >name the file parameter, it thinks it should look for an include file > named literally fred.inc&cart=cart. The error message you receive >should tell you this. > > Any time you have more than 1 parameter, you *must* name them otherwise >it gets confused. Ok. I now have the 'file=' in the include. (Thanks.) But the interpreted
[cart] tag is still not showing up in the results of the include. (This includes items in
[founditems] and anchors in the Ads.db.)Thanks.Nathan Hyde Internet Services Casady & Greene email: nh_is@casadyg.com, nhyde@mail3.casadyg.com web page: http://www.casadyg.com
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