Monday, January 12, 2009, 6:22:31 AM, James DeVain wrote:
I want to create a fox filter which would remove all
commas from any feild named pagename. What I have
so far is:
$FoxFilterFunctions['nocomma'] = 'nocomma';
function nocomma($pagename, $fields) {
$fields =
Monday, January 12, 2009, 6:22:31 AM, James DeVain wrote:
Is there a way
to apply the filter to one specific feild just using
the form markup, or do I need to specify that in the
filter itself?
PS:
Instead of using a Fox filter you could use a markup expression on
the specific field:
Hi,
thanks, I didn't think about this, my intention was to provide the
user with a confirmation, that the form was received and to send her
more information about it. Could I generate a more detailed result
page that would show directly on the page (instead of a mere your
post was successful)?
I know this question has come up a few times in the past, but I'm unsure
of the current state of things. Is there any convenient way to get some
snapshots of how a page looked at different points in time? We have a
page with tables on it that has undergone numerous edits, and one of my
users would
On Monday 12 January 2009 21.07.50 Stirling Westrup wrote:
I know this question has come up a few times in the past, but I'm unsure
of the current state of things. Is there any convenient way to get some
snapshots of how a page looked at different points in time? We have a
page with tables on
Petko Yotov wrote:
You can include full pages instead of sections, your templates can be one per
page. A skin or a user could override some of the templates by creating
pages.
Lots of templates -- too many pages.
Or, you can use the recipe IncludeSection I drafted:
Hi!
When creating a new group, I don't want the default new page to duplicate
the group name. How can I make it so that higher priority goes to
$Group.HomePage?
Thanks!
Mike
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