The suggestions put forward by the others have been very useful - I use
branch actions myself, however I find that using a javascript to inhibit
double submissions on a form is a good way to stop this thing happening, at
least for the 97% of people that javascript enabled browsers who try to
s
Hi list,
To sumarise, the original question here was...
What happens when a user initiates a second request from a page before the
first request has been executed and page returned. Bill Conlon's reply
proposed a mechanism for blocking the execution of the second request. This
sounds fine and dand
Does anyone want to make comment on this?
I'm sure this has been covered and I was playing hookey that day but I have
just discovered that arrays of scope 'domain' don't seem to want to behave.
If I assign an array in one domain it can be seen in ano
My Tango2000 editor is a buggy piece of software. On OS9 you can only drap
datasources from the workspace when it is in the background (off focus??)
and dragging action groups between TAFs doesn't work.
Is there an editor (WiTango 4.5 or 5b) that will work satisfactorily with
Tango 2000 server?
I've been using Windows 4.5 successfully to edit sites running under a
Tango2000 App Server. However that does not help you as there was no Mac
release of the 4.5 Editor. I have also been using a Beta Editor to edit some
sites that are non-production (i.e. demo sites that I've developed). The
only
Wayne,
I would say this is likely to be a problem with the Web Server, rather than
Tango. I'm a Windows-kinda-guy, so can't comment on any aspect of
WebStar...
Here's how it *should* work...
On Windows, the way in which domain-scope variables is handled is partly due
to the Web Server (I use I
The javascript approach resolves that problem - the first request goes
through because it is received and processed by the tango server, the
second attempt is halted at the client end, so the results of the first
request come back as planned.
Garth
At 10:01 25/09/02, you wrote:
>Hi list,
>To
> there was no Mac release of the 4.5 Editor.
Ahh, that explains it.
> I have also been using a Beta Editor to edit some
> sites that are non-production (i.e. demo sites that I've developed).
I used the beta under OSX today to edit some T2000 for FileMaker TAFs and it
worked fine. Even the FMP
I hope that you didn't misunderstand me, it was only the project files
(.tep) that I wasn't able to open with the old Editor after I'd opened them
with the new Editor. Regular TAF and TCF files didn't have the same problem.
Hope this helps,
Steve Smith
Skadt Information Solutions
Office: (519)
The default domain key in Tango for the Mac is the base URL or IP address
(retrieved using <@CGIPARAM SERVER_NAME>. So www.mydomain.com/my.taf will
return a different variable of the same name than 203.111.222.333/my.taf.
It is possible to set a different value for the domain key in the
domain
Chris,
You could do this in flash; the recent versions allow you to load
jpeg's dynamically at run-time, so you could pass in the filenames,
etc. that you need for the drop-down via URL arguments or loading XML.
it wouldn't be their standard interface widgets that ship with Flash
MX, but
I'm with you Simon... I was wondering where this thread was going...
I decided to do a little test for myself, and fortunately, (or unfortunately
depending on how you want it to behave) Robert Sfeir's first response was
incorrect.
A second taf request will not interrupt the first taf request.
> I hope that you didn't misunderstand me, it was only the project files
> (.tep) that I wasn't able to open with the old Editor after I'd opened them
> with the new Editor. Regular TAF and TCF files didn't have the same problem.
Phew, I assumed you meant any files and thought I'd be doing some r
Thanks for the help. It is appreciated.
> It is possible to set a different value for the domain key in the
> domainScopeKey system variable - see how to do this in the Meta Tags &
> Config Variables pdf.
It's currently set to '<@CIPHER action=hash str=<@LOWER <@DOMAIN>>>'. I have
no idea what t
> The default domain key in Tango for the Mac is the base URL or IP address
> (retrieved using <@CGIPARAM SERVER_NAME>.
Ahhh, both <@CGIPARAM SERVER_NAME> and <@DOMAIN> return the IP address
rather than the host name:
http://www.brightspark.net.au/vhosttest.taf
So I guess it's a WebStar/Welcom
No-one responded to my first post on this matter. I am very curious as to
why this is happening.
For two days in a row now, my tango2000 servers have had their licensece
numbers altered. I edit the preference file to put in thhe license number
and all is better. Then sometime later, I see the "th
I think that you have to turn off the Tango Server service when editing the
.ini file, or your manual edits will be overwriten when you restart it.
A.
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> From: Tom Carr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 10:32 AM
> To: Multiple recipients
Are you shutting down your Tango server before you edit the preference file?
As a precaution, do these steps in the following order:
Shut down your Tango server
Shut down your Web server
Open your Tango preferences file
Enter the licence number
Save the preferences file
Restart your Web and Tango
Hi,
Thank you for adding me to the witango talk list. I am new to the
witango server. Now
the witango server we have is version 4.5, and version 5 will be used
in couple of days. My background is java tech. I would like to know
1. if witango server has the capability to work with java applicati
Hi,
Make a backup of your witango.ini file and change your server password.
You might have your config.taf exposed to the internet.
The other possibility is the time bomb, but the only one that can answer
that are With Enterprises or Pervasive.
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized W
Can be done with JS, making a DIV with ID and the image contain with in
the DIV, using an overflow for the scrolling and innerHTML to build the
Drop down
for(i=0;i<=selectbox.length-1;i++)
{
document.getElementById("dropdowndiv").innerHTML += "" +
selectb
I am doing an action with two consecutive for loops that updates a column
matching the 14th column of a user scope array.
I am getting the above message which I have not seen before.
--
Dan Stein
Digital Software Solutions
799 Evergreen Circle
Telford PA 18969
Land: 215-799-0192
Mobile: 610-25
just some curiosity!Is some one changing your License number through the web
administration portal! It might be better to have the config.taf filed
restricted or you could change the config password!its possible
thanx
Prasad R
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I want to do an update to a table by looping through an array
I think I have the syntax wrong in the update criteria
The value I'm using is
<@VAR NAME=user$staff_records[@@local$loop_counter,14]>
The update pretty much just hangs and I get a server refused connection
message after a long wait.
Sophie,
Not many people use the "java server" mentioned in the documentation. We
are using it here at our company, but it is in no way what you would
consider an application server. I suggest reading the documentation
completely, and you will understand the purpose of the JAS "Java Action
Serve
Thx for all your suggestions.
This is a mystery. Guess what? There was no password! what? Exactly what I
said. What the h@## happened to the password? I will have to watch the logs
very very carefully to see what exactly is going on. If someone is accessing
the config.taf file or what? I am throw
on 9/25/02 7:20 AM, Wayne Irvine at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ahhh, both <@CGIPARAM SERVER_NAME> and <@DOMAIN> return the IP address
> rather than the host name:
>
> http://www.brightspark.net.au/vhosttest.taf
>
> So I guess it's a WebStar/Welcome problem.
>
I guess this will have to be pos
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Hash: SHA1
If the password is not there the config.taf file will NOT load. This
is a safety valve.
R
On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 02:52 PM, Tom Carr wrote:
> Thx for all your suggestions.
>
> This is a mystery. Guess what? There was no passw
Hi John,
Thank you for the message. I try to extend the functionality of the
tengo2000 by using java class. This is what I have done that I have the
problem:
In environment variable for both, my pc and the server, classpath
has the full path for beanhandler.jar. When I right click on the
Jav
Has anyone been able to find the trick to setting up both an SSL and a
non-SSL server on the same IIS machine under Windows 2000 Server?
All I want to do is to set up a redirect on the non-SSL side of
http://www.myserver.com to redirect it to https://www.myserver.com. I don't
have two nic cards s
I got a copy of this to review for Witango design, examples, etc. I can't
view the tables associated with the app. I assume I need the ODBC files for
the mkd and ddf files. My server and work station are Windows 2000. Does
anyone have the files and instructions how to install them?
Also any idea
Quick question. I realize the benefits of using tcf files for consistent
coding of routines.
But does use of tcf files effect server efficiency?
Any difference in using a method action vs. a CallMethod meta tag?
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
I looked through the documentation and didn't find anything, but as my wife
tells me, sometimes the obvious is right in front of my face.
Is their a meta tag for searching a table within a taf or tcf? Or is the
only option a search action?
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
_
I am running SSL and non SSL on one server. I guess I don't
understand your question.
You do not need 2 nic cards for 2 IPs. Just go to the tcp protocol in
networks and click on the advanced button and there you can add as
many IPs as you need.
As for the redirect. You still don't need 2 IPs
Well you could create a custom tag that call a directDBMS ;-)
No, there is only the 2 action Search and directDBMS
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized Witango Reseller http://www.pcforge.com/WitangoGoodies.htm
Latest downloads & List Archives @ http://www.witango.ws
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If I remember right, the dsn.inc file is an include file containing
the datasource information (datasource name, username, password)
for the site.
Stefan
At 02:50 PM 9/25/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>I got a copy of this to review for Witango design, examples, etc. I can't
>view the tables associated
Thanks to Ben for off list help.
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Dan Stein
Digital Software Solutions
799 Evergreen Circle
Telford PA 18969
Land: 215-799-0192
Mobile: 610-256-2843
Fax 413-410-9682
FMP, WiTango, EDI,SQL 2000
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.dss-db.com
> From: Dan Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTE
> Note, however, if you do not pass the <@UserReferenceArgument> from
> http to https, you will lose all your variables.
Not true, the cookie is linked to the domain name, not the protocol (http
vs. https) you can switch back and forth between http and https without
losing session, and not passi
I use separate dbms calls and then display accumulated results
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 3:59 PM
Subject: Witango-Talk: Meta tag for searching a tab
If your table isn't terribly large, you can use the search action to bring
it into an array, then use the <@For> metatag to loop through it.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 4:00 PM
To: Mu
If a window opens another window, arguments can be passed from the form in
the child back to the parent, as in:
opener.document.customer.LastName.value="value collected in child from";
however, if the child window contains a form on an external url, it doesn't
get passed back, a javascript error
Hi Chuck,
"Access denied" - Scripting across domains is typically a security
'feature' for browsers.
There may be other methods around this, but if the form you are opening on
the other Domain isn't overly large, try opening the page with <@URL>, so
that technically the 'form' is opened in your
I have found that I have to move the form level to the window level in
order to pass data back and forth between parent and child reliably
For example
--Parent--
--child--
You said:
"It's currently set to '<@CIPHER action=hash str=<@LOWER <@DOMAIN>>>'. I have
no idea what that means. I'll have to have a look at the manuals, but any
shortcuts would be appreciated."
From what I understand, <@CIPHER action=hash> makes an encrypted key of 32
characters long - so wha
Darn it, I thought this was going to be the easy part. I want to
substitute user friendly names for coded values in an array; e.g.,
change every occurance of #2 in the first column to "Local Business."
I tried:
<@ROWS ARRAY=hd_cnt1>
<@IF EXPR="<@VAR hd_cnt1[<@CURROW>,1]>=1">
<@ASS
Why do you have the <@ELSE> section?
The first item with a 1 will activate the else
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized Witango Reseller http://www.pcforge.com/WitangoGoodies.htm
Latest downloads & List Archives @ http://www.witango.ws
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I have two versions I use:
One which validates other fields as well, and one that simply stops double
submission. A week or so ago I submitted to the list two zip files which
contained the javasripts I use most frequently on my sites for common
activities such as this.
I have asked Ben to uplo
I had the <@ELSE> section to let me know if the <@IF> section was
working, plus I initially had a bunch of <@ELSEIF>s, which I removed and
just left the <@ELSE> to amuse myself. No message means the <@IF>
section is working (maybe) and the problem is in the <@ASSIGN> section.
Wa La, I just f
I re-read my original post and I realized that I left out something in my
description. Nothing is is to be accessed from the non-SSL side of things.
This is for a subdomain (call it store.myserver.com). Everything should pass
through the SSL side. Right now, if a user types in
http://store.myserve
I would like to have a link copied to the clipboard when the user right
clicks on it.
The copied link has to go into excels Web query window and it will be
different everytime because it has to have the userreferance in order to
contain the variables.
Right now I have directions telling them to
So you're saying that as long as you stay within the same domain and on the
same port, the userreferenceargument remains, even if I go through a bunch
of plain html pages without passing the userreferenceargument. So when I
return to a taf which has the userreferenceargument tag it will pick up
Thanks Michael
I am a bit confused by this email. SO you are saying that the method at the
base of the email works under Tango 4.05.047 on the Mac? I don't have the
latest version of t2k so I guess I'll need to get that.
It seems to be referring to subfolders within your domain key - if so then
Another one to add to the list for the With developers to considerthis
issue would
be solved if Witango implmeted a <@query> tag that let you write SQL in
results. I know this is abilty exists in php and cf.
csmith
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To: "M
Hi
here is the info on the new goodie added
---
Name - JS Snippets
Type - JavaScript
Desc.- Various Java Script Snippets (a lot of these scripts are from free javascript
sites so keep the credits intact when you use them to make it legal.)
---
click on this link to go t
> I think your prob does lie with Welcome, which is interesting because I am
> looking at using Welcome for handling the conversion of dynamic urls to
> normal html for making it easier for spiders & robots to index a news site
> I am doing.
LOL, I do almost exactly that.
All 'news' records in a
> > Note, however, if you do not pass the <@UserReferenceArgument> from
>> http to https, you will lose all your variables.
>
>Not true, the cookie is linked to the domain name, not the protocol (http
>vs. https) you can switch back and forth between http and https without
>losing session, and
Great suggestion! I'm gonna see if I can't get this to work!
csmith
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To: "Multiple recipients of list witango-talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 12:37 PM
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: a little OT - imag
http://infomatters.com/im/FreeStuff/Tango2/Tango2Tips/90FunFacts.html
http://infomatters.com/im/FreeStuff/Tango2/Tango2Tips/EasterEggs.html
Something to help pass those leisurely hours late in the evening :-)
Cheers
Too bad the easter eggs only work on the 1.x and 2.x servers. If I can find
time, I'll try to set up a Tango 2.x server and see if I can get them to
work. Yes I'm pretty sure that I have Tango 1.0 on floppies someplace and I
know that I've got Tango 2.x, 3.x, as well as Butler and Bolero. I think
Hello All.
What is really happening in Tango when you are using a "next 50 Matches"
button and the results tab says begin retrieval at <@ARG _start>?
I don't see anything in the debug that says that the SQL has changed.
So is Tango returning the entire string and then doing some kind of parsing
As far as I can see there are two ways of setting up a different domain key
in Tango. One is setting it in the domainConfigFile as Jon was pointing out
(see your server config for where this file is stored on your machine -
usually in System Folder:Preferences:Tango2000 ), and the another is
a
Thank you Steve, this is very interesting stuff.
I also found this link:
http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/systems/mac/amug/files/internet/web-things/butle
rlink-web-1.02.sit.hqx
(Above URL may word-wrap)
Is this some sort of download of the ButlerLink for Mac software? (782k)
Of course, I wouldn't k
> So is Tango returning the entire string and then doing some kind of parsing
> of the result set behind the scenes?
I believe so. Using FileMaker this is a real load so what we do is load the
entire search into an array then load each segment directly from the array.
Much, much quicker.
Wayne I
Hi Mark,
From what I've always understood, the information you pass into the 'Limit
to:' and 'Start retrieval at row number:' goes directly into your ODBC or
database Client Drivers, which then control and limit the data returned by
the database. This is not happening at the same layer as the SQL
If I remember correctly, the start arg counter was set at 1 and then
incremented depending on the number of records that it is set to retrieve.
ie if finish arg is set to 50 then the as the action is completed the start
arg is incremented to 51 and so on.
The code does parse the functions bein
Hi All,
I tried to execute an oracle procedure using DIRECT_DBMS. I got the
following error. Can anyone explain me about this problem? Is there any
other method to do the same. Kindly get back to me on this.
Error
An error occurred while processing your request:
File: testproc.taf
Position:
Your wish is my command
<@QUERY SourceInfo="" SQLStmt="" ArrayName="">
SourceInfo = three comma seperated facts DSN,USERID,PASSWORD
SQLStmt = sql statment, one that returns a result
ArrayName = the name of the local returned local variable that contains the
results of SQLStmt
place the TestDoQue
what was the statement?
sometimes you have to do a "CALL" or "SELECT Procedure()" in the direct dbms
examples
1. CALL Procedure(Param1,Param2)
2. SELECET Procedure(Param1,Param2)
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized WiTango Reseller
http://www.pcforge.com/WitangoGoodies.htm
latest be
oops, I left debug on in the TAF and the TCF :-b
Your wish is my command II
<@QUERY SourceInfo="" SQLStmt="" ArrayName="">
SourceInfo = three comma separated facts DSN,USERID,PASSWORD
SQLStmt = sql statement, one that returns a result
ArrayName = the name of the local returned local variable tha
Hi Ben,
I tried using execute ('') Which resulted me in
the below error.
When I tried using call ('') I got the same
error.
Could you please give me an example by using Select statement to execute a
query in DIRECT_DBMS.
Thanks
Manohar
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