Spaghetti code

How to get rid of very long search strings

Lookup your variables beforehand, then feed them into your search for cleaner, easier to read code. I also use the comment tags ([!] and [/!]) to hide linebreaks in order to make the search string easier to read.

[text]blah=[lookup etc...][/text]
[text]blahblah=[lookup etc...][/text]

[search db=some.db&[!]
 [/!]eqFIELDNAMEdatarq=[url][blah][/url]&[!]
 [/!]geFIELDNAME2datarq=[url][blahblah][/url]&[!]
 [/!]FIELDNAME2type=num&[!]
 [/!]asFIELDNAME2sort=1&[!]
 [/!]etc[!]
 [/!]]

 [founditems]
[fields_from_found_records]
 [/founditems]
[/search]

DOWNLOAD WEBDNA NOW!

Top Articles:

[biotype]

BioType is a behavioral biometrics WebDNA function based on ADGS research and development (from version 8...

F.A.Q

A compilation of some user's questions...

Technical Change History

This Technical Change History provides a reverse chronological list of WebDNA changes...

WebDNA reference

A list of all WebDNA instructions...

WebDNA Modules

A list of the currently available modules...

AWS Raw WebDNA LAMP-Plus WebServer

Amazon Web Services (AWS) README for Machine Image ID...

Related Readings:

How to create a RSS feed

How to create a RSS feed from yourdatabase on formation...

ImageMagick

Use ImageMagick to manipulate images when you upload them...

Paypal IPN

...

Redefining [date] & [time] to match your time zone

Your server is not always in the same time zone as your web site...

How to keep the text variable after a function has finished

By default...

File upload example

...