Could it have to do with the order of processing of httpvariables in
comparison with markup expressions?
I tried it with a PTV for the {$:page} and it works fine, but I don't
have httpvariables installed so I couldn't test that...
-Peter
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 8:25 PM, edwin marte wrote:
>
> I
I would find it useful to have a button on my edit form that is similar to
save-and-edit, except it would also show a preview (maybe called a "view" since
it's not "pre" to anything). Is there a simple way to do that?
Randy
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I was in a situation where I needed a PTV translated. Using $[ ] did not work,
i.e., $[ {$:status}].
So I came up with this markup expression:
#(:xl "some words" "some other words"...:)
$MarkupExpr['xl'] = 'MxXL($pagename, @$args, @$argp)';
function MxXL($pagename, $args, $opt='') { return implod
Ok, I found that the result *{Dec * is coming from my tests. The Group I am
using is named Decisiones (spanish) so the problem is that substr in not
evaluating {Test.{$?page}$:date} . is only seeing the expression as Plain
Text ( it should be {Tes for our porpuses.)
Anyway or ideas on making su
On Thu, 2010-02-04 at 08:57 -0800, pmw...@911networks.com wrote:
> Can I safely delete the /docs directory?
>
Yes... err... it will run fine without it. You must be
really desperate for space :-)
Just realize the GPL notice is there...
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I have a set of pages with a couple of page text variables (PTVs) on them
of the form -mm-dd .
I need to grab year , month and day values from them to display in another
page.
I have a page Test.0001 with (:date:2009-02-15:)
So if I point the browser to Main.Test?page=0001 (using httpvar
Can I safely delete the /docs directory?
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