[text] variable passed from the form into the new page succesfully etc.
I did things that way about 5-7 years ago and this time ar= ound I just thought [copyfile] was the way to go, but it didn't seem to be = after I located those old pages and looked them over.
And= yes I did have to sprinkle [raw][/raw] here and there within the html code= being written into a new file.
= ; Error: Error: expected [/IF], but found [/writefile] instead[/writefile]<= /div>
Was being generated by the following javascript within th= e stuff being written to the new page, and not because I messed up some web= dna code:
<!-- HTML5 shiv and R= espond.js IE8 support of HTML5 elements and media queries -->
= <!--[if lt IE 9]>
<script sr= c=3D"js/html5shiv.js"></script>
<script= src=3D"js/respond.min.js"></script>
<![endif]-->
I k= ept looking at webdna code thinking I messed something up and never looked = twice at that javascript thinking I needed to [raw][/raw] it.
Once I surrounded it with [raw][/raw] the page was written successfull= y without that error.
Terry Nair pointed out I was overlo= oking the javascript when using [raw][/raw]
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On Monday, October 7, 2019, 12:55:40 AM CDT, Stuart Tre= main <webdna@plsoftware.com.au> wrote:
Hi Richard
I am not sure if I have the scenarios correct here.
1) You create a new page by copying a temp= late
2) You want [TEXT]name=3Drichard[= /TEXT] in the new page (this is the bit that I am unsure of)
If you want [TEXT]name=3Drichard[/TEXT] to appear in= the saved version of the page you would need to do this [RAW][TEXT]name=3D= [/RAW[name_to_save][RAW][/TEXT][/RAW]
= Doing it this way will ensure that [TEXT]name=3Drichard[/TEXT] is written (= saved) on the new page rather than being a value held in RAM and lost as so= on as the page is loaded.
Kind r= egards
Stuart Tremain
Pharoah Lane Software
= AUSTRALIA
I'm creating a a new= html page from a form.
The user inputs a "p= age_name" and a "name". I need this "name" to get passed into the new page = made by copying a template using [copyfile]
I need a text variable created on this new page
[text]name=3DMelissa[/text]
= (Melissa is the name being passed via the form in this example)
=
Possible?
This is what I'm using for the copyfile command
[copyfile from=3Dtemplate.html&to=3D../[lowercase][page_name][/= lowercase].html]
I have this in my template that is used to create the= new page:
[text]name=3D[name][/text]
<= br clear=3D"none" class=3D"yiv1682319431">
[name] gets passed just fine from the and gets written into the database.=
BUT the variable always is
[text]name=3D[name][/text]on the new page created.
=
This is all the code on the page that gets the input from the form:
[append db=3Dpages.db][!]
[/!]page_id=3D[page_id][!]
[/!]&page_name=3D[url][page_name][/url][!]
[/!]&name=3D[url][name][/url][!]
[/!][!]&description=3D[url][descr= iption][/url][/!][!]
[/!]&act= ive=3DNo[!]
[/!]&create_time= =3D[time][!]
[/!]&create_date= =3D[date][!]
[/!]&create_ipad= dress=3D[ipaddress][!]
[/!][/appe= nd]
[copyfile from=3Dc= ompanion.html&to=3D../[lowercase][page_name][/lowercase].html]
= Like always thanks for glancing at this.
=
Richard
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2534 ------=_Part_2978911_1887828090.1570444912043 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I achieved everything that I needed using
[writefile].=C2=A0
[text] variabl= e passed from the form into the new page succesfully etc. I did things that way about 5-7 years ago and this time around I just thoug= ht
[copyfile] was the way to go, but it didn't seem to be after I located t= hose old pages and looked them over. And yes I did have to sprinkle
[raw][/raw] here and there within the html c= ode being written into a new file. The last reference to the an error I kept getting:=C2=A0 Error: Error: expe= cted [/IF], but found [/writefile] instead[/writefile] Was being generated by the following javascript within the stuff being writ= ten to the new page, and not because I messed up some webdna code: =C2=A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2=A0 I kept looking at webdna code thinking I messed something up and never look= ed twice at that javascript thinking I needed to
[raw][/raw] it. Once I surrounded it with
[raw][/raw] the page was written successfully wit= hout that error. Terry Nair pointed out I was overlooking the javascript when using
[raw][/r= aw] On Monday, October 7, 2019, 12:55:40 AM CDT, Stuart Tremain
wrote: =20 =20 Hi Richard I am not sure if I have the scenarios correct here. 1) You create a new page by copying a template 2) You want [text]name=3Drichard[/TEXT] in the new page (this is the bit th= at I am unsure of) If you want [text]name=3Drichard[/TEXT] to appear in the saved version of t= he page you would need to do this [raw][text]name=3D[/RAW[name_to_save][RAW= ][/TEXT][/RAW] Doing it this way will ensure that [text]name=3Drichard[/TEXT] is written (= saved) on the new page rather than being a value held in RAM and lost as so= on as the page is loaded. Kind regards Stuart TremainPharoah Lane SoftwareAUSTRALIAwebdna@plsoftware.com.au On 7 Oct 2019, at 01:28, Richard Kwasniewski wrote: I'm creating a a new html page from a form. The user inputs a "page_name" and a "name". I need this "name" to get passe= d into the new page made by copying a template using [copyfile] I need a text variable created on this new page[text]name=3DMelissa[/text](= Melissa is the name being passed via the form in this example) Possible? This is what I'm using for the copyfile command[copyfile from=3Dtemplate.ht= ml&to=3D../[lowercase][page_name][/lowercase].html] I have this in my template that is used to create the new page:[text]name= =3D[name][/text] [name] gets passed just fine from the and gets written into the database.BU= T the variable always is=C2=A0[text]name=3D[name][/text]on the new page cre= ated. This is all the code on the page that gets the input from the form: [append db=3Dpages.db][!] [/!]page_id=3D[page_id][!] [/!]&page_name=3D[url][page_name][/url][!] [/!]&name=3D[url][name][/url][!] [/!][!]&description=3D[url][description][/url][/!][!] [/!]&active=3DNo[!] [/!]&create_time=3D[time][!] [/!]&create_date=3D[date][!] [/!]&create_ipaddress=3D[ipaddress][!] [/!][/append] [copyfile from=3Dcompanion.html&to=3D../[lowercase][page_name][/lowercase].= html] Like always thanks for glancing at this. Richard ---------------------------------------------------------This message is se= nt to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list talk@webdna.usTo un= subscribe, E-mail to: talk-leave@webdna.usarchives: http://www.webdna.us/pa= ge.dna?numero=3D55Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us ---------------------------------------------------------This message is se= nt to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list talk@webdna.usTo un= subscribe, E-mail to: talk-leave@webdna.usarchives: http://www.webdna.us/pa= ge.dna?numero=3D55Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us =20 ------=_Part_2978911_1887828090.1570444912043 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I achieved everything that I= needed using
[writefile].
[text] variable passed from the form into the new page succesfully etc.
I did things that way about 5-7 years ago and this time ar= ound I just thought
[copyfile] was the way to go, but it didn't seem to be = after I located those old pages and looked them over.
And= yes I did have to sprinkle
[raw][/raw] here and there within the html code= being written into a new file.
The last reference to the= an error I kept getting:
= ; Error: Error: expected [/IF], but found [/writefile] instead[/writefile]<= /div>
Was being generated by the following javascript within th= e stuff being written to the new page, and not because I messed up some web= dna code:
<!-- HTML5 shiv and R= espond.js IE8 support of HTML5 elements and media queries -->
= <!--[if lt IE 9]>
<script sr= c=3D"js/html5shiv.js"></script>
<script= src=3D"js/respond.min.js"></script>
<![endif]-->
I k= ept looking at webdna code thinking I messed something up and never looked = twice at that javascript thinking I needed to
[raw][/raw] it.
Once I surrounded it with
[raw][/raw] the page was written successfull= y without that error.
Terry Nair pointed out I was overlo= oking the javascript when using
[raw][/raw]
=20