texte = DefaultMaxClassProcessCount 1 Did not help any HOWEVER I did try the double [url] wrap into the database and [unurl] coming = out, as Ken suggested, and this WORKED This really is not ideal, but at least its a solution. Perhaps it is a = better idea after all to double [url] wrap text because of all the = carriage returns, tabs, and whatever else could be in there from user = input. So, for my final observations... Originally when I was troubleshooting, I put the single [url]'ed string = (wrapped in {replace}) to see what was being put into the database and = verified that it was correct to what was inputed. So to me, this means = that the text became scrambled somewhere between the [replace] command = being called and actually writing the var to file. =20 Also, I ran a test by adding several sentences with no carriage returns. = No problem. Add some carriages, enter the problems. However, I have an AJAX based db application that first takes a request = (a link) and grabs a db record with Ajax (kind of like a model), then = puts a view/modify record form into a
via the Jquery html() = method. Upon form submission, Jquery serializes the form into an array = and sends it back to itself (again via Ajax) where a function is called = cotaining: [replace db=3D[selectedDb]&eqiddatarq=3D[recordID]][listfields = db=3D[selectedDb]][fieldname]=3D[url][interpret][[fieldname]][/interpret][= /url]...... sort of logic Of course it would take way too much time for me right now to create an = isolated instance containing the entire Ajax+WebDNA function logic. But = it WORKS! However, when I did try to make a much more simplified = (single ajax call) version of this it didn't work. Way to many = 'variables' there to really know what the magic key is, but I can tell = you that in the example where this works (same db on the same server), = javascript is acting as a controller - it takes a request for a certain = db and displays a DB Record Append/Replace screen and and then Submits = them all 100% with AJAX. =20 The underlying processes behind a basic html form post or the ajax = XMLHTTPRequest, are beyond me. The fact that there is a variance = between the execution of these as well as with the OS may mean something = to a technical wizard. If anyone has clues, it would be cool to know. = Otherwise, I'll just conclude that double [url][url] wrapping user = content is a smart thing ;-) Thanks, Aaron=
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DefaultMaxClassProcessCount 1 Did not help any HOWEVER I did try the double
[url] wrap into the database and
[unurl] coming = out, as Ken suggested, and this WORKED This really is not ideal, but at least its a solution. Perhaps it is a = better idea after all to double
[url] wrap text because of all the = carriage returns, tabs, and whatever else could be in there from user = input. So, for my final observations... Originally when I was troubleshooting, I put the single
[url]'ed string = (wrapped in {replace}) to see what was being put into the database and = verified that it was correct to what was inputed. So to me, this means = that the text became scrambled somewhere between the
[replace] command = being called and actually writing the var to file. =20 Also, I ran a test by adding several sentences with no carriage returns. = No problem. Add some carriages, enter the problems. However, I have an AJAX based db application that first takes a request = (a link) and grabs a db record with Ajax (kind of like a model), then = puts a view/modify record form into a