Domain-wide prefs... WAS Re: Multiple transactions per cart
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texte = At 10:15 AM 2/9/00, Michael O Shea wrote:...>> this is kinda of related to a feature I would like to see in ver 4.>> It would be great if you could declare variables on a per domain>> basis say from prefs.db>> For example prefs.db could contain,>> INCLUDES_FOLDER INC>> IMAGES_FOLDER GRAPHICS>> PRIMARY_DOMAIN WWW.SOMEDOMAIN.COM>>>> Then to use these name/value pairs we could just reference them as a>> variable like
![]([IMAGE_FOLDER]/some.gif)
>> It would stop me and I am sure others having to do searches and>> lookups al the time.>>Put your domain prefs in a file in the globals folder. Give the domainprefs a suffix that contains the name of the directory of the host orvirtual host. Then open the prefs file in your templates.Domain name = joe.comMapped to a folder/directory named joe which is in the server's rootfolder/directory.In the WebCat globals, put a file named joe.prefs with all your variabledeclarations, or make it a database, whatever.Then use this WebDNA to get the variables into your template:[include file=[Middle StartAfter=/&EndBefore=/][THISURL][/middle].prefs]Of if you're make the prefs into a database, use this:[text]PrefsFileName=[MiddleStartAfter=/&EndBefore=/][THISURL][/middle].prefs[/text]and then when you want to search it, use:[search db=[PrefsFileName]&.....]Caveats: I know this works with w* on MacOS if the site's virtual folder islocated within the w* root. If the folder is located deeper then the w*root, or if you're running a server other then w* on MacOS, YMMV.___Joe___-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to
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At 10:15 AM 2/9/00, Michael O Shea wrote:...>> this is kinda of related to a feature I would like to see in ver 4.>> It would be great if you could declare variables on a per domain>> basis say from prefs.db>> For example prefs.db could contain,>> INCLUDES_FOLDER INC>> IMAGES_FOLDER GRAPHICS>> PRIMARY_DOMAIN WWW.SOMEDOMAIN.COM>>>> Then to use these name/value pairs we could just reference them as a>> variable like
>> It would stop me and I am sure others having to do searches and>> lookups al the time.>>Put your domain prefs in a file in the globals folder. Give the domainprefs a suffix that contains the name of the directory of the host orvirtual host. Then open the prefs file in your templates.Domain name = joe.comMapped to a folder/directory named joe which is in the server's rootfolder/directory.In the WebCat globals, put a file named joe.prefs with all your variabledeclarations, or make it a database, whatever.Then use this WebDNA to get the variables into your template:[include file=[Middle StartAfter=/&EndBefore=/][thisurl][/middle].prefs]Of if you're make the prefs into a database, use this:[text]PrefsFileName=[MiddleStartAfter=/&EndBefore=/][thisurl][/middle].prefs[/text]and then when you want to search it, use:[search db=[PrefsFileName]&.....]Caveats: I know this works with w* on MacOS if the site's virtual folder islocated within the w* root. If the folder is located deeper then the w*root, or if you're running a server other then w* on MacOS, YMMV.___Joe___-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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