Title: Re: Witango-Talk: Dynamic Branch
For
what it's worth, I just scored a contract with the American Orthodontic Society
to rewrite their Website from Cold Fusion to Witango. Actually we're going
to re-do the entire site.
Score
one for the good guys!
Tom
Ferguson
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Incidentally, I recently converted from Cold Fusion to Tango this entire website for
the Milken Institute at http://www.milkeninstitute.org
Tango Rules. Go Tango. Go Witango. :)
- Aseem.
Re: Witango-Talk: Dynamic BranchFor what it's worth, I just scored a
contract with the American
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: Dynamic Branch
Thanks, Atrix! :-)
-Original Message-From: Atrix Wolfe
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 11:33
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Witango-Talk:
OT: Cold Fusion -1, WiTango +1
::high five!::
thats awesome!
Anyone have the shorthand for incrementing a variable value...
I remember there being something like
@ASSIGN name=foo value:=bar
to append to an existing string, so I figured
@ASSIGN name=foo value+=1
would do the same thing as foo++ in any other language, but it doesn't
work.
Is there another
You da man!
Tom Ferguson wrote:
Re: Witango-Talk: Dynamic Branch
For what it's worth, I just scored a contract
with the American Orthodontic Society to rewrite their Website from Cold
Fusion to Witango. Actually we're going to re-do the entire site.
When you write code for that group, do you charge extra each time you
use braces? (They sure do!)
For what it's worth, I just scored a contract with the American
Orthodontic Society to rewrite their Website from Cold Fusion to
Witango. Actually we're going to re-do the entire site.
Score
Hi,
In a search action, I am retrieving 1949 records in alphabetical order, 100
records at a time. The first 1000 records (10 web pages) are returned
quickly. It is after the 1000 record that performance goes down hill with
each sequential page taking longer. Does any one know why this would
I would love to be able to go
Request$foo++
But alas...
@ASSIGN name=foo value=@CALC EXPR='@@foo + 1'
Is what you have to do
Note from docs:
Do not confuse calculation variables with configuration variables or
other Tango variables. They are only applicable to @CALC and do not
work with @ASSIGN
Hi Jim,
Witango is more of a tag based language, like Lasso, ColdFusion and
Python. But of course we have visual Action objects which those other
language do not.
So technically Witango is not a scripting language, which means you are
limited in the range of special operators you have available.
You do us all proud Tom, Thank you.
Of course, we should all pause for a moment of compassionate thought for
those poor ColdFusion developers out there, that now have to look a little
further for their next project :-]
Cheers.
Scott Cadillac,
Witango.org - http://witango.org
403-281-6090 -
Thanks, Scott!
Actually I said a few words for the Cold Fusion developers who did the
current site. Since I've been maintaining it (the Cold Fusion version) for
a few months now, most of those have been 4-letter words. :-)
Tom
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From: Scott Cadillac [mailto:[EMAIL
I just ran an experiment with about 50,000 records, retrieving 1000 at a
time. I had the same results so it isn't the quantity of records, it's when
page 10 + (10,000+ records) is retrieved.
Anyone have any ideas?
Ted
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From: Ted Wolfley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jim,
You can use the @NEXTVAL varname tag.
Bill
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 10:54:19 -0700, Jim Kass wrote:
Anyone have the shorthand for incrementing a variable value...
I remember there being something like
@ASSIGN name=foo value:=bar
to append to an existing string, so I figured
@ASSIGN name=foo
actualy Ted, i bet when you use paging lets say you want records 10,000 to
10,100 results, i think it has to qualify all the results up to 10,000
even though you only get the 100 records.
if you think about it like if i tell you to grab all books from the library
where the authors name contains
I asked this question before, but no one had an answer.
Today, every e-mail I get thru Mercury/32 has an attachment. That
attachment is named SUBJECT.txt where SUBJECT is the subject line of the
e-mail. The contents of this file are the body of the e-mail.
This isn't from just one source, but
Hi Ted,
Are you using the Limit to and Start retrieval at row number properties
of the Search Action to manage your output in chucks of 100 records?
If so, you should know that these settings are for communicating with your
ODBC Database Driver, and not with the Database directly.
If there is a
Witango is taking the results and placing them in a variable (file on
server) and then starting at 1 counting to 100 and sending that to the
browser. This works very quickly, but as you get farther away from
record 1 it takes longer to sequentially count down the file.
Ben Johansen -
Mecury/32 ???
Is this a mail server or mail client?
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized Witango Reseller http://www.pcforge.com/WitangoGoodies.htm
Authorized MDaemon Mail Server Reseller
http://www.pcforge.com/AltN.htm
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From: Tom Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL
ooops... sorry posted to the wrong list...
{egg on my face :( }
-Original Message-
From: Ben Johansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 3:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: Unsolved problem occuring again
Mecury/32 ???
Is this a mail
I have found the same result as Ben when using the search builder. In
fact, if you turn debug on you can see the variables being loaded.
If you have 500 items and list only 2 per page, then start scrolling
through the pages, you will notice that the variable
local$search_vals_HTML keeps
4 letters word? good? cool?
sorry, i can't help it :D
- Original Message -
From: Tom Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 2:41 AM
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: OT: Cold Fusion -1, WiTango +1
Thanks, Scott!
Actually I said a few words for the
D'oh!
Thanks Dude. I think you and Ben are correct, and I'm just remembering my
facts wrong.
It was explained to me a very long time ago by someone at the last Pervasive
Conference that the paging was handled by the ODBC Driver, and now when I
rub my shinny bald head a fuzzy memory comes back
I know for DB2 you can use
SELECT * FROM FETCH FIRST 5 ROWS ONLY
and if u want the last 5 row use
SELECT * FROM desc FETCH FIRST 5 ROWS ONLY
I think mysql is select * from limit 5
Not sure if this will help at all and i may be outta line :)
Mike D
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