I posted a while ago about generating page numbers eBay-style for multiple result
pages. I'd rather do this in javascript on a per-page basis than do it with Witango,
and this is as far as I've got:
function GoToPage( id )
{
window.location = ( 'Re: Witango-Talk: Parsing response string
Does anyone have any suggestions what approach to take to be able to read a response
string from a credit card gateway to determine if a transaction has failed or was
successful.
They can send back a fixed string to a predefined URL. I would need to be able read
and store pieces of that string
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Thanks so very much
Steve
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Just have them post a form back to your site with the information you need
or pass it back as a parameter in the URL.
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>Does anyone have any suggestions what approach to take to be able to read a response
>string
from a credit c
I agree with Troy.
I've found that they either POST a form or send an URL. Either way, you get name/value
pairs. You can test for a particular value. ('approved=yes' --> IF approved = "yes",
do this, ELSE, do that, ENDIF).
You can get all the name/value pairs with <@ARG>. Just make sure you kno
Your welcome - if anyone finds that this does not work
on a certain platform/browser please let me know.
JJ
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I use R:Tango 2000 on a Windows 2K server.
I have 2 tables as follows:
Table - Teams
Fields - T_ID, T_Name
Table - Matches
Fields - M_ID, M_Team1, M_Team2
M_Team1 & M_Team2 relate to T_ID in Teams. I want to do a search action of
records in table Matches "joining" T_Name.
In the search action,
Steve,
What you really want is two separate instances of the teams table,
one representing team 1, and one for team 2. Any time you do
something that tricky in SQL, you are more likely to get what you want
in R:Tango by resorting to the Direct DBMS action:
I would change the select action to a
Bill,
Looks like what I need. Never used a Direct DBMS action. Are the results of
the Direct DBMS action stored in @@resultSet?
As far as the alternate, do you mean create a view within R:Base or create a
view with a Direct DBMS action?
Are R:Base views accessible from Witango?
Thanks again
St
I have a similar application and I found it easier to create a user (or
application) scope variable that contains the team names. The search action
brings back the participants in a game and I use the following to display
their team name:
<@ASSIGN NAME="la_temphometeam" VALUE=<@FIL
On Mon, 9 Dec 2002 18:19:12 -0600, Fogelson, Steve wrote:
>Are the results of
>the Direct DBMS action stored in @@resultSet?
>
>As far as the alternate, do you mean create a view within R:Base or
create a
>view with a Direct DBMS action?
>
>Are R:Base views accessible from Witango?
Yes, the resu
Hi,
Bill is correct here,
I just wanted to bring to your attention that the @@resultset from a
DirectDBMS is different from a Search action with regards to column
names
The resultset from a search action returns the column names into the row
zero of the array whereas the directdbms doesn't
So t
I posted a while ago about generating page numbers eBay-style for multiple result
pages. I'd rather do this in javascript on a per-page basis than do it with Witango,
and this is as far as I've got:
function GoToPage( id )
{
window.location = ( 'Re: Witango-Talk: ebay-style 1 2 3 4 page numbering (revisited). Javascript help needed!
Hi Nicholas,
Why does it have to be done in Javascript anyway? It
can be done relatively straight forward with Witango
and still look exactly the same to the user as the
Javascript you've given below.
If you change your mind let me know and I can describe
how to do it in Witango.
JJ
--- Nicho
I'm interested in how best to do this in Witango
Garth
Hi Nicholas,
Why does it have to be done in Javascript anyway? It
can be done relatively straight forward with Witango
and still look exactly the same to the user as the
Javascript you've given below.
If you change your mind let me know and
Hi Garth,
Attached is a file which demonstrates how to do an
ebay style navigation in Witango as described by
Nicholas below. There is only a small piece of extra
code required - I have included comments in the file
but basically a limit is set on the number of results
to be returned and from that
earlier versions would be great too. really appreciate it since this
of great interest to me.
cheers
Garth
Hi Garth,
Attached is a file which demonstrates how to do an
ebay style navigation in Witango as described by
Nicholas below. There is only a small piece of extra
code required - I have inc
Actually I have no way of reverting back (testing) on
a previous version - the company I work for have
upgraded to version 5 completely.
JJ
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> earlier versions would be great too. really
> appreciate it since this
> of great interest to me.
> cheers
>
you don't have to test - I'll do that - if it doesn't work I'll
figure it out from what you've done in the witango 5 ver
cheers
Garth
Actually I have no way of reverting back (testing) on
a previous version - the company I work for have
upgraded to version 5 completely.
JJ
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Here's a little snippet that I keep in my snippets folder. It creates a
creates a dropdown of all the subsequent pages. I use it instead of the 110
lines of code in the next X / previous X buttons. It doesn't show links like
you wanted, but the idea is the same. It could be easily modified to make
Thanks Dave,
I'll try this out as well. The method "repeatArgs" you refer to
below is the one that is created by the builder is it not, or do you
have a better version?
cheers
Garth
There's one method called in it, method="repeatArgs('_start')", which
re-creates all the args as hidden form fi
Garth,
Here's the code for the repeatArgs method. It takes 1 parameter,
excludeArgs, a comma delimited list of args you don't want to repeat, ie
_start in the example below. I mainly use it for multipage forms, but it's
also helpful in this example. A slightly more complex version will handle
post
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