Thanks Brent,
Try parseArgsEx instead of parseArgs.
Excellent. Wasn't getting it working before I read in deter_tools.js :
Also the arg name
* and value are separated by a space not a : like parseArgs.
* This will also allow you to have spaces in the argument value
* as well.
Surprisingly
Thanks for the info Shawn.
For now, you can safely disable the check for updates and reenable it
in a couple of days when the version file on SF is safely on DQSD's
site.
A quick addition to the localprefs.js (checkForUpdate = false) did the
trick.
Cheers, Tom.
I am using parseArgsEx as some of my argument values can have spaces. As one
of the argument vales I need to pass a date in the form dd/mm/yy but I
imagine this conflicts with the switch divider /, though I have no numeric
switches defined. So I want to do something like :
mysearch.xml :
mysearch
Hi Tom,
I am using parseArgsEx as some of my argument values can
have spaces. As one of the argument vales I need to pass
a date in the form dd/mm/yy but I imagine this conflicts
with the switch divider /, though I have no numeric
switches defined.
I imagine you'll have to play with the
Monty,
It seems you're right, it already does all of this, except the
localsearches.
I'll see if I can fix that today...
Thanks,
Kim
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Monty Scroggins
Sent: den 19 januari 2004 21:01
To: Dqsd-Users
IMHO config files actually belong under \documents and
settings\username\... so that you can have multiple configs for multiple
users.
/edg
--On Tuesday, January 20, 2004 3:35 PM -0600 Monty Scroggins
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This seems to pretty much be the behavior of most applications I
Hi,
I uninstalled 3.1.6 on a Windows XP Pro SP1 machine and installed 3.1.8
today. From the configure menu if I select local preferences / aliases /
stylesheet I get an error :
([object error]/) occurred running the search for editconfigfile('[relevant
local file]')
Any thoughts?
Thanks, Tom.
Tom,
In the preferences file (and thus able to be overridden in
localprefs.js) there is (or should be... I didn't find one in my
preferences.js) a setting for which app to use to edit the different
config files.
They look like this in my localprefs.js:
cssEditorExe=C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft
Hi JB,
In the preferences file (and thus able to be overridden in
localprefs.js) there is (or should be... I didn't find one in my
preferences.js) a setting for which app to use to edit the different
config files.
They look like this in my localprefs.js:
cssEditorExe=C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft
Hey Shawn,
I imagine you'll have to play with the parseArgsEx function a little
or use alternate date separators.
...and have the code replace that character with / when it actually runs
the URL.
I'll look into parseArgsEx later and see if it can be retrofitted to
suit our needs.
Cool. I'm
Monty all,
It turns out I was wrong; the uninstaller _does_ remove everything
(including local* files) after a reboot.
I've fixed it up so the following policy is:
- On install, create localsearch.css, localprefs.js, localaliases.txt and
mrumenu.txt, unless they already exist
- On install,
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