Re: code to phantom spacing
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2001
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 36683
interpreted = N
texte = Jon Robinson wrote: > > > > > >FYI- The db was again hit and blanks added. I often leave a db open as I > > >work and can watch it be updated, and this one is being updated. > > There ends > > >up being two records with blanks in each field. > > > > The blanks won't be a problem, they are simply ignored. > > > > > > >After your comment that it might be a db problem, I got to thinking, the > > >same might be true about includes. I know it's not quite the same, but it > > >turns out that an include I'm using to check alphanumerics for > > each of the > > >many fields in my form is somehow producing the majority of the garbage. > > > > There must be a character in it other than a cr or a lf then, because > > my solution eliminates all the cr's and lf's. > > > > You've never posted the source from your browser after running my > > solution, so I don't have any actual text to look at to see what > > characters are causing the problem. Please post the resulting source > > HTML after running my solution so I can check it, thanks. > > Ken, > > If by the code I get when I view source after running the code, here is is. > I actually posted these in several previous messages, so I have not been > ignoring you request. Maybe you are refering to something else though. > > source code from browser after running your solution: > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/trouble1.html > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/trouble2.html > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/trouble3.htmlThese are all 404's> > database after the same: > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/noReturns1.db > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/noReturns2.db > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/noReturns3.dbThese are all worthless, since we cannot see any characters outside of what a browser will handle (and then it will interpret them as it sees fit).> > string check loop that is exaserbating the issue: > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/string_check.inc > This is just plain ugly. I don't have time to decode what you are trying to do, but for a start, if you are doing math on a variable, then it needs to be a math variable, right??? Wrapping [text] around [math] is just pure wrong; there is no good way to say it. Change all of your variables to [math] except [all_chars_are_legal] which is a logical and can be stored as text.I have no idea what you intend the [convertchars] to do; I am assuming you are trying to suppress all of the returns generated by that text. You should forget about doing anything about extra returns until your inside code works, which I doubt it does now.John-- John Peacock Director of Information Research and Technology Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group 4720 Boston Way Lanham, MD 20706 301-459-3366 x.5010 fax 301-429-5747------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Jon Robinson wrote: > > > > > >FYI- The db was again hit and blanks added. I often leave a db open as I > > >work and can watch it be updated, and this one is being updated. > > There ends > > >up being two records with blanks in each field. > > > > The blanks won't be a problem, they are simply ignored. > > > > > > >After your comment that it might be a db problem, I got to thinking, the > > >same might be true about includes. I know it's not quite the same, but it > > >turns out that an include I'm using to check alphanumerics for > > each of the > > >many fields in my form is somehow producing the majority of the garbage. > > > > There must be a character in it other than a cr or a lf then, because > > my solution eliminates all the cr's and lf's. > > > > You've never posted the source from your browser after running my > > solution, so I don't have any actual text to look at to see what > > characters are causing the problem. Please post the resulting source > > HTML after running my solution so I can check it, thanks. > > Ken, > > If by the code I get when I view source after running the code, here is is. > I actually posted these in several previous messages, so I have not been > ignoring you request. Maybe you are refering to something else though. > > source code from browser after running your solution: > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/trouble1.html > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/trouble2.html > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/trouble3.htmlThese are all 404's> > database after the same: > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/noReturns1.db > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/noReturns2.db > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/noReturns3.dbThese are all worthless, since we cannot see any characters outside of what a browser will handle (and then it will interpret them as it sees fit).> > string check loop that is exaserbating the issue: > http://www.chakra5.net/client/jon/webcat/string_check.inc > This is just plain ugly. I don't have time to decode what you are trying to do, but for a start, if you are doing math on a variable, then it needs to be a math variable, right??? Wrapping [text] around [math] is just pure wrong; there is no good way to say it. Change all of your variables to [math] except [all_chars_are_legal] which is a logical and can be stored as text.I have no idea what you intend the [convertchars] to do; I am assuming you are trying to suppress all of the returns generated by that text. You should forget about doing anything about extra returns until your inside code works, which I doubt it does now.John-- John Peacock Director of Information Research and Technology Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group 4720 Boston Way Lanham, MD 20706 301-459-3366 x.5010 fax 301-429-5747------------------------------------------------------------- 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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