Re: Cart # Starting at 1000
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 30732
interpreted = N
texte = Ok, now, because I'm slow at all of this, I'm getting confused. When you say newOrderName below is that what I want it to be named, or is that like a tag in this code were it has to be newordername? Same thing with lastordername (although I know I have to make an include file called that. Can you give me example using fictitious file names? Also, what if I have, or want .txt extensions for my file name. - Tony the slow dood Frenzel> > > >[waitforfile file=Orders/[cart]] > > > >[math show=f]newOrderName=1+[include file=lastOrderName][/math] > > > >[movefile from=Orders/[cart]&to=Orders/[newOrderName]] > > > >[writefile file=lastOrderName][newOrderName][/writefile] > > > >[/waitforfile] > > > > > >==> > >Actually it's very easy, you just rename the cart file after it is > >placed into the orders folder. Your webdna code goes at the bottom of > >the thankyou.tpl page. In order to know the next > >sequentially-numbered file name, you'll need to store the last one in > >an include file named lastOrderName so you can use this code to set > >the new file name and to update the lastOrderName value: ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Ok, now, because I'm slow at all of this, I'm getting confused. When you say newOrderName below is that what I want it to be named, or is that like a tag in this code were it has to be newordername? Same thing with lastordername (although I know I have to make an include file called that. Can you give me example using fictitious file names? Also, what if I have, or want .txt extensions for my file name. - Tony the slow dood Frenzel> > > >[waitforfile file=Orders/[cart]] > > > >[math show=f]newOrderName=1+[include file=lastOrderName][/math] > > > >[movefile from=Orders/[cart]&to=Orders/[newOrderName]] > > > >[writefile file=lastOrderName][newOrderName][/writefile] > > > >[/waitforfile] > > > > > >==> > >Actually it's very easy, you just rename the cart file after it is > >placed into the orders folder. Your webdna code goes at the bottom of > >the thankyou.tpl page. In order to know the next > >sequentially-numbered file name, you'll need to store the last one in > >an include file named lastOrderName so you can use this code to set > >the new file name and to update the lastOrderName value: ------------------------------------------------------------- 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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