Re: Duplicate Emails being sent

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2004

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 57386
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texte = John,I'm not comparing this directly to the [math] issue. I was using it as an example to show that something small and innocuous could cause an error internal to the complied WebDNA code.However, I was trying to illustrate with my previous post that the problem was not so much as happening on that .tpl page as it was causing the emailer to send duplicates without having a duplicate email saved into the EMailFolder. Therefore it seems like an internal WebDNA issue.My belief (after reading through 2 years of archives on this same subject where previous people did not get a resolution) is that posting my code is not going to get anywhere. From my point of view this is an internal WebDNA issue. That's why I posted the issue, what I've tried to solve it and was hoping everyone else that experienced this might remember what they did.Or maybe Scott would have a quick theoretical answer.MattJohn Peacock wrote:> Matthew A Perosi wrote:>>> Unfortunately it DOES seem like the problem is related to the new >> code I have written, but not directly. It looks like an internal bug >> to WebDNA 4.5.1. I was hoping someone might have figured out what >> causes this one. I would say this bug is acting as strangely as the >> bug that disallows [math]variable[/math] names from starting with a >> "-" sign (e.g. [math]--variable=7+[counter][/math] causes some really >> strange issues, whereas [math]__variable=7+[counter][/math] works >> just fine).>>> I am always surprised by the differing expectations of people on this > list. I would never consider using '-' in a variable name (for many > reasons), yet I'm pretty sure you are not the first one to be bitten > by this.>> The character '-' in a [math] context is the subtraction operator, so > the parser will not treat that as part of the variable name (indeed, > how could it). The use of two '-' characters doesn't change that. > The underscore '_' is not a reserved character (in the [math] or any > other context), so it can be safely used as part of a variable name.>> If you are just comparing your problems to this other bug (I cannot > tell from your posting), please post as small a portion of your code > which replicates your issue, and we can take a look at it.>> John>-------------------------------------------------------------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/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Duplicate Emails being sent ( John Peacock 2004)
Re: Duplicate Emails being sent ( Matthew A Perosi 2004)
Re: Duplicate Emails being sent ( John Peacock 2004)
Duplicate Emails being sent ( Matthew A Perosi 2004)
Re: Duplicate emails being sent - only since last night (Peter Werno 2002)

John,I'm not comparing this directly to the [math] issue. I was using it as an example to show that something small and innocuous could cause an error internal to the complied WebDNA code.However, I was trying to illustrate with my previous post that the problem was not so much as happening on that .tpl page as it was causing the emailer to send duplicates without having a duplicate email saved into the EMailFolder. Therefore it seems like an internal WebDNA issue.My belief (after reading through 2 years of archives on this same subject where previous people did not get a resolution) is that posting my code is not going to get anywhere. From my point of view this is an internal WebDNA issue. That's why I posted the issue, what I've tried to solve it and was hoping everyone else that experienced this might remember what they did.Or maybe Scott would have a quick theoretical answer.MattJohn Peacock wrote:> Matthew A Perosi wrote:>>> Unfortunately it DOES seem like the problem is related to the new >> code I have written, but not directly. It looks like an internal bug >> to WebDNA 4.5.1. I was hoping someone might have figured out what >> causes this one. I would say this bug is acting as strangely as the >> bug that disallows [math]variable[/math] names from starting with a >> "-" sign (e.g. [math]--variable=7+[counter][/math] causes some really >> strange issues, whereas [math]__variable=7+[counter][/math] works >> just fine).>>> I am always surprised by the differing expectations of people on this > list. I would never consider using '-' in a variable name (for many > reasons), yet I'm pretty sure you are not the first one to be bitten > by this.>> The character '-' in a [math] context is the subtraction operator, so > the parser will not treat that as part of the variable name (indeed, > how could it). The use of two '-' characters doesn't change that. > The underscore '_' is not a reserved character (in the [math] or any > other context), so it can be safely used as part of a variable name.>> If you are just comparing your problems to this other bug (I cannot > tell from your posting), please post as small a portion of your code > which replicates your issue, and we can take a look at it.>> John>-------------------------------------------------------------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/ Matthew A Perosi

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