Re: includes and cart numbers
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 13497
interpreted = N
texte = >On Wed, 17 Sep 1997, Kenneth Grome wrote: > >> Where are you assigning the original cart value? Is it being passed >> to this page properly? >> >> Sincerely, Ken Grome > >The original cart value is assigned as they enter the storefront with the >$newcart variable on the html file. I have fixed the problem, without >really understanding why it happens... here's how: > >I hard-coded all of the WebDNA commands onto every page (thankfully I >have Frontier to do a mass search and replace), thus moving all WebDNA >tags out of the includes. > >My guess is that because the include loads the [cart] variable as the >page is loading, it is not capable of understanding the fact that the >[cart] variable has been passed to it. I think I've discovered a new >rule of thumb with WebCatalog... you can't put WebDNA tags in an include >file. If anyone else knows otherwise, please let me know. > > >Josh Knauer >Executive Director >The EnviroLink Network >http://www.envirolink.org >Phone: (412) 683-6400 >Fax: (412) 683-8460You can put anything into an include - all of the WebDNA tags -- you might not get automatic access to context variables -- you might need to pass them as parameters to the include -- see my earlier post... Jay Van Vark ******************************* Pacific Coast Software | eCommerce (WebCatalog) 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | Site Hosting & Development Suite 453 | http://www.smithmicro.com San Diego, CA 92128 ******************************* 619.675.1106
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>On Wed, 17 Sep 1997, Kenneth Grome wrote: > >> Where are you assigning the original cart value? Is it being passed >> to this page properly? >> >> Sincerely, Ken Grome > >The original cart value is assigned as they enter the storefront with the >$newcart variable on the html file. I have fixed the problem, without >really understanding why it happens... here's how: > >I hard-coded all of the WebDNA commands onto every page (thankfully I >have Frontier to do a mass search and replace), thus moving all WebDNA >tags out of the includes. > >My guess is that because the include loads the
[cart] variable as the >page is loading, it is not capable of understanding the fact that the >
[cart] variable has been passed to it. I think I've discovered a new >rule of thumb with WebCatalog... you can't put WebDNA tags in an include >file. If anyone else knows otherwise, please let me know. > > >Josh Knauer >Executive Director >The EnviroLink Network >http://www.envirolink.org >Phone: (412) 683-6400 >Fax: (412) 683-8460You can put anything into an include - all of the WebDNA tags -- you might not get automatic access to context variables -- you might need to pass them as parameters to the include -- see my earlier post... Jay Van Vark ******************************* Pacific Coast Software | eCommerce (WebCatalog) 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | Site Hosting & Development Suite 453 | http://www.smithmicro.com San Diego, CA 92128 ******************************* 619.675.1106
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