Hello all,
Quite a while ago there was some discussion about making parseArgsEx
work for parsing dates without splitting it up. For example, you have
a search 'test' which takes a date as a parameter and the site only
takes n/n/n as an acceptable format. Since parseArgsEx splits on EVERY
"/" it fails horribly on this method. The fix:
Open defer_tools.js and scroll down to line ~254 (there may be other
differences between our two scripts, so I don't want to promise it's
the right line). You should be within the 'parseArgsEx' function. Look
for this line:
var args_array = q.split('/');
Replace it with this line:
var args_array = (" "+q).split(" /");
Reload (!) DQSD.
Test it out. Please let me know if your results are as happy as mine.
:)
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***** WARNING *****
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WARNING: This WILL affect all searches that use parseArgsEx for
parsing (which, in MY mind, is a good thing - but that means it wil
affect ALL those searches. A quick search returned NO searches in the
primary distribution that rely on parseArgsEx - but your actual
mileage may vary).
Since I'm probably one of the very few people that actually use
parseArgsEx, and I don't see any searches that rely on it's *current*
function (split on "/" instead of " /"), is there any objection to
committing this change in CVS?
Regards,
Shawn K. Hall
http://ReliableAnswers.com/
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