Re: Don't know if this is a silly question...
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2003
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 50791
interpreted = N
texte = It's [raw] when saved as the text variable but then executed when called in a page as [mylink].GK > I know the title of this thread is to do with silly questions and I hope > that this doesn't fall into that particular category. > > Can I ask why in this particular case you have used the [raw] tag? I was > under the impression that using it causes the contents to be displayed > exactly how they are and not parsed? > > Thanks > Alan > > on 29/5/03 5:18 pm, Kenneth Grome at kengrome@webdna.net wrote: > > > I've been doing something similar for years, without v5's function context: > > > > [text]myLink=[raw]
> db=....&value=[thevalue]&returnfield=ID]>[lookup > > db=....&value=[thevalue]&returnfield=title][/raw][/text] > > > > [search ...] > > [founditems] > > [myLink] > > [/founditems] > > [/search] > > > > This has always been an easy way to create a variable once at the top > > of the page, and then use it any number of times further down on the > > same page -- while preventing the webdna code inside the text > > variable from being interpreted until the variable tag is used > > further down on the page -- such as inside the founditems context in > > this example. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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It's [raw] when saved as the text variable but then executed when called in a page as [mylink].GK > I know the title of this thread is to do with silly questions and I hope > that this doesn't fall into that particular category. > > Can I ask why in this particular case you have used the [raw] tag? I was > under the impression that using it causes the contents to be displayed > exactly how they are and not parsed? > > Thanks > Alan > > on 29/5/03 5:18 pm, Kenneth Grome at kengrome@webdna.net wrote: > > > I've been doing something similar for years, without v5's function context: > > > > [text]myLink=[raw] > db=....&value=[thevalue]&returnfield=ID]>[lookup > > db=....&value=[thevalue]&returnfield=title]
[/raw][/text] > > > > [search ...] > > [founditems] > > [myLink] > > [/founditems] > > [/search] > > > > This has always been an easy way to create a variable once at the top > > of the page, and then use it any number of times further down on the > > same page -- while preventing the webdna code inside the text > > variable from being interpreted until the variable tag is used > > further down on the page -- such as inside the founditems context in > > this example. ------------------------------------------------------------- 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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