RE: [movefile]
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 23305
interpreted = N
texte = Are you in an order context? How about setting a text/math variable before the movefile then using that variable instead?Aloha, Olin> -----Original Message----- > From: M#237#che#225#l O S#233# [mailto:micheal@elive.ie] > Sent: Thursday, February 04, 1999 6:47 AM > To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com > Subject: Re: [movefile] > > > Right. But if this is a Windows NT machine, you can't have > a / in a > >filename since that character is a reseved character for navigating > >directories and the NTFS file structure. So, if this is a windows NT > >machine, you can't say [date].tmpl since it can't create a > filename with a > >/ in it. > >What you CAN do is say something like [date %m%d%Y].tmpl. > That'll have the > >date information that you need, minus those pesky /'s. > > > Tried that as well. Still no luck. It works as expected if I do > something like > [movefile from=something.tmpl&to=[cart].tmpl] but not for the [date] tag. > > Regards, > **************************************************************** > Micheal O Se > www.elive.ie Internet Hosting Service > micheal@elive.ie Database powered websites > **************************************************************** > > > > >
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Are you in an order context? How about setting a text/math variable before the movefile then using that variable instead?Aloha, Olin> -----Original Message----- > From: M#237#che#225#l O S#233# [mailto:micheal@elive.ie] > Sent: Thursday, February 04, 1999 6:47 AM > To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com > Subject: Re:
[movefile] > > > Right. But if this is a Windows NT machine, you can't have > a / in a > >filename since that character is a reseved character for navigating > >directories and the NTFS file structure. So, if this is a windows NT > >machine, you can't say
[date].tmpl since it can't create a > filename with a > >/ in it. > >What you CAN do is say something like [date %m%d%Y].tmpl. > That'll have the > >date information that you need, minus those pesky /'s. > > > Tried that as well. Still no luck. It works as expected if I do > something like > [movefile from=something.tmpl&to=
[cart].tmpl] but not for the
[date] tag. > > Regards, > **************************************************************** > Micheal O Se > www.elive.ie Internet Hosting Service > micheal@elive.ie Database powered websites > **************************************************************** > > > > >
Olin Lagon
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