Re: Nesting WebDNA in JavaScript
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Yeah, sorry.... it's just the same code that I suggested earlier (watch for linebreaks):[search db=brand.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&THE_BRANDsort=1] [founditems][/founditems] [/search]GKCan you post a code snippet at all? If you could I would be very grateful...Alan n 13/3/03 4:53 pm, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com wrote:> Alan, > > I just plugged your code into a new page and created a simple 'brand.db' and > I'm seeing the WebDNA parsed ok. I'll upload what I've got shortly to my > webserver, but briefly, if I view source I'm seeing: > > > > That repeated over again each time for each record in the db. > > GK > > > > Hi Gary > > Thanks for the suggestion :) > > My initial thoughts were that this would process the same JavaScript over > and over for each of the brands in my db but unfortunately it doesn't do > that either. After trying a variety of variations on placement of the > webdna tags I have come to the conclusion that the webdna will not parse > (well at least for me...) in the JavaScript. > > To test further I user [!] [/!] to comment out the webdna only to find that > it was displayed as though in the [raw] tags. When I tried to do the same > using // as a JavaScript comment instead, the page started working again... > > Any further suggestions anyone? > > Thanks > > Alan > > on 13/3/03 2:32 pm, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com wrote: > >> Did you try moving the search outside of the beginning of the javascript? >> Oh, and just noticed that your /founditems is missing the [, so that is >> probably the problem, but here's my suggestion anyways: >> >> >> [search db=admin/brand.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&THE_BRANDsort=1] >> [founditems] >> >> >> [/founditems] >> [/search] >> >> GK ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Yeah, sorry.... it's just the same code that I suggested earlier (watch for linebreaks):[search db=brand.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&THE_BRANDsort=1] [founditems][/founditems] [/search]GKCan you post a code snippet at all? If you could I would be very grateful...Alan n 13/3/03 4:53 pm, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com wrote:> Alan, > > I just plugged your code into a new page and created a simple 'brand.db' and > I'm seeing the WebDNA parsed ok. I'll upload what I've got shortly to my > webserver, but briefly, if I view source I'm seeing: > > > > That repeated over again each time for each record in the db. > > GK > > > > Hi Gary > > Thanks for the suggestion :) > > My initial thoughts were that this would process the same JavaScript over > and over for each of the brands in my db but unfortunately it doesn't do > that either. After trying a variety of variations on placement of the > webdna tags I have come to the conclusion that the webdna will not parse > (well at least for me...) in the JavaScript. > > To test further I user [!] [/!] to comment out the webdna only to find that > it was displayed as though in the [raw] tags. When I tried to do the same > using // as a JavaScript comment instead, the page started working again... > > Any further suggestions anyone? > > Thanks > > Alan > > on 13/3/03 2:32 pm, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com wrote: > >> Did you try moving the search outside of the beginning of the javascript? >> Oh, and just noticed that your /founditems is missing the [, so that is >> probably the problem, but here's my suggestion anyways: >> >> >> [search db=admin/brand.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&THE_BRANDsort=1] >> [founditems] >> >> >> [/founditems] >> [/search] >> >> 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://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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