Re: Include from DB

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2002

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texte = > Change the code to:> > (include file=../includes/[IncludeFile])> > then load the page to verify that you're getting what you think you're> getting.I tried this before posting to the list, and it's appearing just fine.> You could also use> [fileinfo ../includes/[IncludeFile]]I do this as well using the [exist] tag, so as not to generate any errortext if the value is not on the server. It does indeed recognize that thefile is there with a T.To re-explain my issue, I'm able to call the variable just fine. However,when I try to call it inside an [include] context, it crashes the server.It seems to work when my [IncludeFile] variable does not contain a /.I've tried all the tricks of using [url] and even [interpret] but it doesnot help. Is there something else I should try?Thanks for the help so far...Jasonon 6/26/02 1:45 PM, Brian Fries at brainscan@mac.com wrote:> Change the code to:> > (include file=../includes/[IncludeFile])> > then load the page to verify that you're getting what you think you're> getting.> > You could also use> [fileinfo ../includes/[IncludeFile]]> > to verify that WebCat is finding the include file.> > Usually when I have a tag that causes me to pound my head, something> like this shows me the error of my ways.> > - brian> > At 1:01 PM 6/26/02, Jason Sofonia wrote:>> I'm storing the filename and location of an include file in a database.>> When I try to retrieve this value and place it in an include context,>> though, I inevitably crash the server.>> >> Example: [include file=../includes/[IncludeFile]]>> >> The values for my variable [IncludeFile] can be on the same level>> (test1.inc) or one level deeper (testfolder/test2.inc). It seems to work>> better when I call the ones that don't have the /, but I can not change>> the file structure.>> >> I use this same method to store images and am able to retrieve them with no>> problems.>> >> Any thoughts or suggestions?>> >> WebCatalog Plugin 4.0.2>> Mac OS 9.0.4>> WebStar 4.5b1G4>> >> -->> Jason Sofonia>> Digital Frontier>> jason@digitalfrontier.com> > -------------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list .> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to> > Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Include from DB (Donovan 2002)
Re: Include from DB (NovaDerm Skincare Science 2002)
Re: Include from DB (Jason Sofonia 2002)
Re: Include from DB (Donovan 2002)
Re: Include from DB (Jason Sofonia 2002)
Re: Include from DB (Brian Fries 2002)
Include from DB (Jason Sofonia 2002)

> Change the code to:> > (include file=../includes/[IncludeFile])> > then load the page to verify that you're getting what you think you're> getting.I tried this before posting to the list, and it's appearing just fine.> You could also use> [fileinfo ../includes/[IncludeFile]]I do this as well using the [exist] tag, so as not to generate any errortext if the value is not on the server. It does indeed recognize that thefile is there with a T.To re-explain my issue, I'm able to call the variable just fine. However,when I try to call it inside an [include] context, it crashes the server.It seems to work when my [IncludeFile] variable does not contain a /.I've tried all the tricks of using [url] and even [interpret] but it doesnot help. Is there something else I should try?Thanks for the help so far...Jasonon 6/26/02 1:45 PM, Brian Fries at brainscan@mac.com wrote:> Change the code to:> > (include file=../includes/[IncludeFile])> > then load the page to verify that you're getting what you think you're> getting.> > You could also use> [fileinfo ../includes/[IncludeFile]]> > to verify that WebCat is finding the include file.> > Usually when I have a tag that causes me to pound my head, something> like this shows me the error of my ways.> > - brian> > At 1:01 PM 6/26/02, Jason Sofonia wrote:>> I'm storing the filename and location of an include file in a database.>> When I try to retrieve this value and place it in an include context,>> though, I inevitably crash the server.>> >> Example: [include file=../includes/[IncludeFile]]>> >> The values for my variable [IncludeFile] can be on the same level>> (test1.inc) or one level deeper (testfolder/test2.inc). It seems to work>> better when I call the ones that don't have the /, but I can not change>> the file structure.>> >> I use this same method to store images and am able to retrieve them with no>> problems.>> >> Any thoughts or suggestions?>> >> WebCatalog Plugin 4.0.2>> Mac OS 9.0.4>> WebStar 4.5b1G4>> >> -->> Jason Sofonia>> Digital Frontier>> jason@digitalfrontier.com> > -------------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list .> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to> > Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ Jason Sofonia

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