Re: [WebDNA] trigger won't follow path? maybe
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 102481
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texte = sbraun wrote:> Hi Donovan,> Thanks for writing back.> Yes, the trigger is hitting the page, and the page is running the script > successfully until it hits the [search] command, where it seems to lose > the path to the database.> Even though, when I run the same page manually from a web browser > window, it finds the database right where the path tells it that it is > supposed to be.> I've tested it with a [sendmail] to me, over & over, moving the sendmail > down one line of script at a time.> > Why would a triggered script lose a path to a .db, when a browser > executed script won't lose it?> Thanks for any insight.> sfbWell, I'll take your word for it that the trigger is firing... ;-)Do you have params in the URL when you are hitting that page, where inyour trigger they are not?I suppose a way to troubleshoot this would be to comment outthe search and write a file temporarily for troubleshooting:[writefile file=debug.txt]*search db=blah&...* *founditems* blah */founditems**/search*[listvariables][index].) [name]=[value][unurl]%0D%0A[/unurl][/listvariables][/writefile]Then wait until the trigger hits the page and look at the file.If you don't get a 'debug.txt' file, the problem is either thatthe trigger is not hitting the page, or the issue is up higher inthe hierarchy and that search context is not being seen.Donovan-- Donovan BrookeWebDNA Software Corporationhttp://www.webdna.us**[Square Bracket Utopia]**
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sbraun wrote:> Hi Donovan,> Thanks for writing back.> Yes, the trigger is hitting the page, and the page is running the script > successfully until it hits the
[search] command, where it seems to lose > the path to the database.> Even though, when I run the same page manually from a web browser > window, it finds the database right where the path tells it that it is > supposed to be.> I've tested it with a
[sendmail] to me, over & over, moving the sendmail > down one line of script at a time.> > Why would a triggered script lose a path to a .db, when a browser > executed script won't lose it?> Thanks for any insight.> sfbWell, I'll take your word for it that the trigger is firing... ;-)Do you have params in the URL when you are hitting that page, where inyour trigger they are not?I suppose a way to troubleshoot this would be to comment outthe search and write a file temporarily for troubleshooting:[writefile file=debug.txt]*search db=blah&...* *founditems* blah */founditems**/search*
[listvariables][index].) [name]=[value]
[unurl]%0D%0A[/unurl][/listvariables][/writefile]Then wait until the trigger hits the page and look at the file.If you don't get a 'debug.txt' file, the problem is either thatthe trigger is not hitting the page, or the issue is up higher inthe hierarchy and that search context is not being seen.Donovan-- Donovan BrookeWebDNA Software Corporationhttp://www.webdna.us**[Square Bracket Utopia]**
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