Re: [WebDNA] unused database fields. . . .
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2014
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texte = On Jun 19, 2014, at 8:00 AM, Rich Kwas
=wrote:> Added some new fields to an existing database.> on the website information is being entered into a payment form.>=20> Some of the existing field names will not be used anymore in an =upcoming update.> These unused fields will no longer appear on the form.> BUT these old fields unused field names are being written into the =database.>=20> example:> [type_of_ad]> [travel]> [city_based_in]>=20> Why would this be happening?Undefined variables output as raw text.=20> I'm pretty sure I have unused fields in other sites but never had this =happen until this project.>=20> Narrowed down all other possibilities causing this and its just the =unused fields being written this way.>=20> These unused fields are still being "appended" to the existing db, =even though they don't appear on the form anymore and there is no actual =data to append.=20>=20> Should these field names be written into the database if the field =doesn't appear on the form BUT that field name is still in the append =code?>=20>=20> Here is how two of the unused fields are being appended:> firstname> lastname>=20> [append =db=3D^/membership/advertising.db]uniqueID=3D[cart]&submit_date=3D[date]&su=bmit_time=3D[time]&submit_ip=3D[ipaddress]&firstname=3D[url][firstname][/u=rl]&lastname=3D[url][lastname][/url][/append]>=20> firstname & lastname do not appear on this form anywhere.Rich, maybe restate your question clearer. I=92m confused :-)Sincerely,Donovan
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On Jun 19, 2014, at 8:00 AM, Rich Kwas =wrote:> Added some new fields to an existing database.> on the website information is being entered into a payment form.>=20> Some of the existing field names will not be used anymore in an =upcoming update.> These unused fields will no longer appear on the form.> BUT these old fields unused field names are being written into the =database.>=20> example:> [type_of_ad]> [travel]> [city_based_in]>=20> Why would this be happening?Undefined variables output as raw text.=20> I'm pretty sure I have unused fields in other sites but never had this =happen until this project.>=20> Narrowed down all other possibilities causing this and its just the =unused fields being written this way.>=20> These unused fields are still being "appended" to the existing db, =even though they don't appear on the form anymore and there is no actual =data to append.=20>=20> Should these field names be written into the database if the field =doesn't appear on the form BUT that field name is still in the append =code?>=20>=20> Here is how two of the unused fields are being appended:> firstname> lastname>=20> [append =db=3D^/membership/advertising.db]uniqueID=3D[cart]&submit_date=3D[date]&su=bmit_time=3D[time]&submit_ip=3D[ipaddress]&firstname=3D[url][firstname][/u=rl]&lastname=3D[url][lastname][/url][/append]>=20> firstname & lastname do not appear on this form anywhere.Rich, maybe restate your question clearer. I=92m confused :-)Sincerely,Donovan
Donovan Brooke
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