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texte = I really don't know what is causing your problem, but can you try to base the hideif on something other than [thisURL]? If I remember right, [thisURL] acts differently on differernt platforms, so maybe it also acts differently in other situations. Nice and vague huh? ;-) Anyway try-----START /calendars.tpl ----- [text]isCalendarsTMPL=yes[/text] [hideif [isCalendarsTMPL]=yes]
Quantity:
[/hideif] -----END /calendars.tpl -----and see it that makes a difference-JohnGabriel Shirley wrote:> Hi, > > I've been tracking a frustrating intermittent problem where WebCat appears > to be occasionally serving code that has since been modified. The problem > is not reproducible on demand, but there have been enough user reports to > verify that it's happening with different pages on the same server (and > different browsers/platforms). It seems to be related to [showif] and > [hideif] contexts not working properly under some set of conditions. > > If anyone has experienced this kind of behavior, I'd appreciate hearing > about it and learning if you found a solution. Here is a specific example: > > -----Example----- > http://www.brushdance.com/tpl/calendars.tpl > This template displays calendars that will be (but are not yet) for sale on > this site. An earlier (development) version of this template allowed you to > add the calendars to your cart. The current version has the quantity field > and add to cart button hidden so that orders can't be placed at this time. > > [hideif [thisURL]^calendars.tpl]
> [/hideif] > > Yesterday an order came through that included a calendar. The only way this > is possible is if the code above is not hidden. That should be impossible > because the calendars are only visible on calendars.tpl. It may also be > relevant to say that the code above is part of an include file that is > called by calendars.tpl to display the product. > -----/Example----- > > Is there some known set of conditions that causes [hideif] and [showif] tags > to not do their jobs? > > WebStar 4.2 > WebCat plugin 3.0.4 > MacOS 9 > G4/400 > 80MB available to WebCat > > TIA, > > Gabriel > -- > Gabriel Shirley > Big Mind Media - http://www.bigmindmedia.com > P.O. Box 1093 - 772 Camano Avenue, Suite 101 > Langley, WA 98260 > 360-221-7701 - 360-838-0117 Fax > --- > BigMindMedia jobs & internships: > http://www.bigmindmedia.com/html/company/jobs.html > --- > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > 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 > Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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Re: Code intermittently reverts to previous state (John Butler 2000)
I really don't know what is causing your problem, but can you try to base the hideif on something other than [thisurl]? If I remember right, [thisurl] acts differently on differernt platforms, so maybe it also acts differently in other situations. Nice and vague huh? ;-) Anyway try-----START /calendars.tpl ----- [text]isCalendarsTMPL=yes[/text] [hideif [isCalendarsTMPL]=yes]
Quantity:
[/hideif] -----END /calendars.tpl -----and see it that makes a difference-JohnGabriel Shirley wrote:> Hi, > > I've been tracking a frustrating intermittent problem where WebCat appears > to be occasionally serving code that has since been modified. The problem > is not reproducible on demand, but there have been enough user reports to > verify that it's happening with different pages on the same server (and > different browsers/platforms). It seems to be related to [showif] and > [hideif] contexts not working properly under some set of conditions. > > If anyone has experienced this kind of behavior, I'd appreciate hearing > about it and learning if you found a solution. Here is a specific example: > > -----Example----- > http://www.brushdance.com/tpl/calendars.tpl > This template displays calendars that will be (but are not yet) for sale on > this site. An earlier (development) version of this template allowed you to > add the calendars to your cart. The current version has the quantity field > and add to cart button hidden so that orders can't be placed at this time. > > [hideif [thisurl]^calendars.tpl]
> [/hideif] > > Yesterday an order came through that included a calendar. The only way this > is possible is if the code above is not hidden. That should be impossible > because the calendars are only visible on calendars.tpl. It may also be > relevant to say that the code above is part of an include file that is > called by calendars.tpl to display the product. > -----/Example----- > > Is there some known set of conditions that causes [hideif] and [showif] tags > to not do their jobs? > > WebStar 4.2 > WebCat plugin 3.0.4 > MacOS 9 > G4/400 > 80MB available to WebCat > > TIA, > > Gabriel > -- > Gabriel Shirley > Big Mind Media - http://www.bigmindmedia.com > P.O. Box 1093 - 772 Camano Avenue, Suite 101 > Langley, WA 98260 > 360-221-7701 - 360-838-0117 Fax > --- > BigMindMedia jobs & internships: > http://www.bigmindmedia.com/html/company/jobs.html > --- > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > 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 > Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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