Re: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread Wayne Irvine
Robert Shubert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > If the branched TAF is in the folder /path, then this is a bug, and > needs to be reported to WT asap. It is and I have. > I should also note that because you are > using 55FC software, you should have brought this issue up on the beta > list, or with

Re: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread John McGowan
Wayne Irvine wrote: John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file Looks like the culprit. http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pages/appfilepathtest.taf Included text file and branched TAF are in the same folder. same folder as the origin

RE: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread Robert Shubert
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 11:24 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2 John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file Looks like the culprit. http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pa

Re: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread Wayne Irvine
John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file Looks like the culprit. http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pages/appfilepathtest.taf Included text file and branched TAF are in the same folder. Shame, as I do a bit of that. Wonder if it's consi

Re: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread Wayne Irvine
John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file in the root > directory then. Maybe. I'll test branching. But the file is in the same directory. > loading another TAF might cause the appfilepath to get > rewritten. What version are you seei

Re: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread John McGowan
perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file in the root directory then. loading another TAF might cause the appfilepath to get rewritten. What version are you seeing this on. /John Wayne Irvine wrote: John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Do you branch, call tcf methods, o

Re: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread Wayne Irvine
John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Do you branch, call tcf methods, or include files in the root directory > at all? Branching yes. No TCFs (I'm old school). I do include files from root sometimes (most of my sites have an OS formatted filepath in a text file in the root that is used for

Re: Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread John McGowan
Wayne, Do you branch, call tcf methods, or include files in the root directory at all? /John Wayne Irvine wrote: Have a look at this example: http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pages/currentpage.taf?record_ID=34340 Notice in the early part of the code the APPFILEPATH is correct '/path/', but later o

Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH Pt2

2004-07-30 Thread Wayne Irvine
Have a look at this example: http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pages/currentpage.taf?record_ID=34340 Notice in the early part of the code the APPFILEPATH is correct '/path/', but later on it has reverted to root '/'. The system (a fairly comprehensive content management system) works now because I

Witango-Talk: APPFILEPATH

2004-07-30 Thread Wayne Irvine
Anyone else notice <@APPFILEPATH> seems to get lost somewhere in execution? My code calls this tag quite a bit for including formatting pages. I noticed it wasn't returning a value deeper in the code such as in included files. I'm going to try assigning it to a local VAR early in the code and ref