Re: Nesting WebDNA in JavaScript
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 48630
interpreted = N
texte = Hi GaryThanks for the suggestion :)My initial thoughts were that this would process the same JavaScript over and over for each of the brands in my db but unfortunately it doesn't do that either. After trying a variety of variations on placement of the webdna tags I have come to the conclusion that the webdna will not parse (well at least for me...) in the JavaScript.To test further I user [!] [/!] to comment out the webdna only to find that it was displayed as though in the [raw] tags. When I tried to do the same using // as a JavaScript comment instead, the page started working again...Any further suggestions anyone?ThanksAlanon 13/3/03 2:32 pm, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com wrote:> Did you try moving the search outside of the beginning of the javascript? > Oh, and just noticed that your /founditems is missing the [, so that is > probably the problem, but here's my suggestion anyways: > > > [search db=admin/brand.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&THE_BRANDsort=1] > [founditems] > > > [/founditems] > [/search] > > GK > > > >> Here is the code in full in case you maybe spot something else that may be >> causing issues... I'd have to admit that in the past I have kinda let >> Dreamweaver etc take the weight of of the need to learn JavaScript to any >> great extent. I can have a hack at code sitting in front of me but in > terms >> of this I am a bit stuck as to where to start :( >> >> >> >> on 13/3/03 2:10 pm, Donovan at dbrooke@ehg.net wrote: >> >>> Ah, after a second look at your code, I found I jumped the gun. >>> This looks O.K. >>> my bad, >>> >>> Donovan >>> >>> >>> Donovan wrote: >>> >>>>> >>>>> [search db=admin/brand.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&THE_BRANDsort=1] >>>>> [founditems] >>>>> > fw_menu_0.addMenuItem([THE_BRAND],location='brandindex.html?RA=[random][r >>>>> andom][random]&cart=[cart]&__brand=[ID]'); >>>>> /founditems] >>>>> [/search] >>>>> > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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Hi GaryThanks for the suggestion :)My initial thoughts were that this would process the same JavaScript over and over for each of the brands in my db but unfortunately it doesn't do that either. After trying a variety of variations on placement of the webdna tags I have come to the conclusion that the webdna will not parse (well at least for me...) in the JavaScript.To test further I user [!] [/!] to comment out the webdna only to find that it was displayed as though in the [raw] tags. When I tried to do the same using // as a JavaScript comment instead, the page started working again...Any further suggestions anyone?ThanksAlanon 13/3/03 2:32 pm, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com wrote:> Did you try moving the search outside of the beginning of the javascript? > Oh, and just noticed that your /founditems is missing the [, so that is > probably the problem, but here's my suggestion anyways: > > > [search db=admin/brand.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&THE_BRANDsort=1] > [founditems] > > > [/founditems] > [/search] > > GK > > > >> Here is the code in full in case you maybe spot something else that may be >> causing issues... I'd have to admit that in the past I have kinda let >> Dreamweaver etc take the weight of of the need to learn JavaScript to any >> great extent. I can have a hack at code sitting in front of me but in > terms >> of this I am a bit stuck as to where to start :( >> >> >> >> on 13/3/03 2:10 pm, Donovan at dbrooke@ehg.net wrote: >> >>> Ah, after a second look at your code, I found I jumped the gun. >>> This looks O.K. >>> my bad, >>> >>> Donovan >>> >>> >>> Donovan wrote: >>> >>>>> >>>>> [search db=admin/brand.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&THE_BRANDsort=1] >>>>> [founditems] >>>>> > fw_menu_0.addMenuItem([THE_BRAND],location='brandindex.html?RA=[random][r >>>>> andom][random]&cart=[cart]&__brand=[ID]'); >>>>> /founditems] >>>>> [/search] >>>>> > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > 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://webdna.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://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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