numero = 33769
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texte = Clint - [cart] is your friend; I swear this exact discussion came up last week. Use something like this: [text]sku_one=[cart]_1[/text] [text]sku_two=[cart]_2[/text] [text]sku_three=[cart]_3[/text] [text]sku_four=[cart]_4[/text]or whatever you want to name the sku's. Your formula is not guaranteed to be unique (it might be under a light load, but certainly not a heavy one). [cart] is guaranteed to be unique under any load.As for the scientific notation, you are trying to represent a number that is too large for standard number display. This would happen if you tried to do [math][cart]+1[/math] as well. [cart], though it looks like a number, is actually a string.HTHJohn PeacockClint Davis wrote: > > I have a situation where I need to add up to 4 records to a database > with one form. So far, adding the records is the easy part. My > problem is generating unique sku's for each record. > > Submit page: > > > Thanks page: > [showif [_emailfriend1]!][append > db=../admin/rt_reminders.db]sku=[url][math][_sku]+1[/math][/url]&email > =[_emailfriend1]&date_time=[date]&show=[show]&showdate=[showdate][/app > end][/showif] > > Which gives me this sku: 2.0000627111256e+13 > > QUESTION 1: Is there a problem with using a sku that looks like this? > > QUESTION 2: Just for my own knowledge, how can I get [date > %Y%m%d][time %H%M%S]+1? > > _______________________ > > Clint Davis > Gray Loon Marketing Group > 812.422.9999 > > cdavis@grayloon.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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Clint - [cart] is your friend; I swear this exact discussion came up last week. Use something like this: [text]sku_one=[cart]_1[/text] [text]sku_two=[cart]_2[/text] [text]sku_three=[cart]_3[/text] [text]sku_four=[cart]_4[/text]or whatever you want to name the sku's. Your formula is not guaranteed to be unique (it might be under a light load, but certainly not a heavy one). [cart] is guaranteed to be unique under any load.As for the scientific notation, you are trying to represent a number that is too large for standard number display. This would happen if you tried to do [math][cart]+1[/math] as well. [cart], though it looks like a number, is actually a string.HTHJohn PeacockClint Davis wrote: > > I have a situation where I need to add up to 4 records to a database > with one form. So far, adding the records is the easy part. My > problem is generating unique sku's for each record. > > Submit page: > > > Thanks page: > [showif [_emailfriend1]!][append > db=../admin/rt_reminders.db]sku=[url][math][_sku]+1[/math][/url]&email > =[_emailfriend1]&date_time=[date]&show=[show]&showdate=[showdate][/app > end][/showif] > > Which gives me this sku: 2.0000627111256e+13 > > QUESTION 1: Is there a problem with using a sku that looks like this? > > QUESTION 2: Just for my own knowledge, how can I get [date > %Y%m%d][time %H%M%S]+1? > > _______________________ > > Clint Davis > Gray Loon Marketing Group > 812.422.9999 > > cdavis@grayloon.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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