Ups: I do not think that is possible.
Am Dienstag, 13. August 2013 13:56:46 UTC+2 schrieb mz:
>
> I do think that is possible.
> From an old posting here:
> BoltWire forms are processed in the exact order they occur, but only
> within the context of the rules established by the MarkupTable.
> Roughly, variables come first, then functions, then conditionals,
> forms, links and other kinds of formatting.
>
> So you will not able to get the result of a function inside a variable.
>
> Think of a workaround. Can't you add a confirmaton form instead of preview
> and use that user click to get the result into the variable?
>
> Greetings, Martin
>
> Am Montag, 12. August 2013 15:17:47 UTC+2 schrieb jacmgr:
>>
>> Thankyou, half way there now. The "set" does solve the problem with the
>> time_xxx command; however the next line to assign the result to
>> pubdatets still does not seem to work. It is not really a command, but an
>> assignment to a data variabale name that I need to use instead of useing
>> time_pubtime. Any thoughts on that one! This used to work in 3.5 with the
>> [session varname {=var}] Thankyou in advance!
>>
>> [form id=boltform]
>> Publish On: [text pubdate size=14] [submit SAVE]
>> [command time_pubtime set="{=pubdate}" fmt=%m/%Y/%d ]
>>
>> [command pubdatets "{=time_pubtime}"]
>>
>> [command savedata pubdate,time_pubtime,pubdatets ]
>> [form]
>> pubdate: {:pubdate}
>> time_pubtime: {:time_pubtime}
>> pubdatets: {:pubdatets}
>>
>>
>>
>
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