Re: Universal db access template ...
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 45051
interpreted = N
texte = > >Maybe I've been up too late and haven't followed all the rules that you have > >for this, but I get a 0 found in the couple of tests that I've done on a > >couple of directories containing a .db, with the first field as the keyfield > >(unique) and by naming the file the same as the .db but with .tpl and no > >values are encrypted in the couple of db's that I tried. > > If you got 0 records found then you have everything setup properly, > it's just that the search is not working properly. I added some > debugging code to my next version, I'll check it again tomorrow so I > can see if there's something obvious I did wrong. >Yeah, it looks like it's working but exactly that, the search isn't turning up with the results it should be. I'll take a look at it today too and see if it's something obvious that I can fix. > > >I do get prompted to authenticate each time though, even though I plugged in > >my master user/pass into the template in the specified text variables. > > I think it's coded to work on all platforms and I tested it on MacOS > but not Windows or UNIX. Which platform are you using? Which > browser? It also requires version 4.0 or whatever version introduced > grep. I've been using it on MacOS9 with Opera and it works well. >I'm on Win2000 adv. server w/SP2 using IE 5.5 and using Webdna version 4.5.0. > > >I'll mess with it in the morning though, this could be very useful, so > >thanks for uploading it! > > It's been really useful to me, that's for sure. It's easy to use > with any of my db's. I can think of a bunch of ways to make it even > more powerful too, but I don't have the time to to it all right now > ... > > > >(this wasn't your contest entry was it?) > > Sure, why not? :) Although I guess I should actually make it work > for people other than just me before entering it into the contest ... >Not that it's not a great entry, just thought you might be tipping your hand a bit early if it was :) > > Sincerely, > Kenneth Grome > Thanks Ken, GK ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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> >Maybe I've been up too late and haven't followed all the rules that you have > >for this, but I get a 0 found in the couple of tests that I've done on a > >couple of directories containing a .db, with the first field as the keyfield > >(unique) and by naming the file the same as the .db but with .tpl and no > >values are encrypted in the couple of db's that I tried. > > If you got 0 records found then you have everything setup properly, > it's just that the search is not working properly. I added some > debugging code to my next version, I'll check it again tomorrow so I > can see if there's something obvious I did wrong. >Yeah, it looks like it's working but exactly that, the search isn't turning up with the results it should be. I'll take a look at it today too and see if it's something obvious that I can fix. > > >I do get prompted to authenticate each time though, even though I plugged in > >my master user/pass into the template in the specified text variables. > > I think it's coded to work on all platforms and I tested it on MacOS > but not Windows or UNIX. Which platform are you using? Which > browser? It also requires version 4.0 or whatever version introduced > grep. I've been using it on MacOS9 with Opera and it works well. >I'm on Win2000 adv. server w/SP2 using IE 5.5 and using Webdna version 4.5.0. > > >I'll mess with it in the morning though, this could be very useful, so > >thanks for uploading it! > > It's been really useful to me, that's for sure. It's easy to use > with any of my db's. I can think of a bunch of ways to make it even > more powerful too, but I don't have the time to to it all right now > ... > > > >(this wasn't your contest entry was it?) > > Sure, why not? :) Although I guess I should actually make it work > for people other than just me before entering it into the contest ... >Not that it's not a great entry, just thought you might be tipping your hand a bit early if it was :) > > Sincerely, > Kenneth Grome > Thanks Ken, GK ------------------------------------------------------------- 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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