>>> The date is 10/30/1998 >>>
>>> Name: Charles
>>> Email: ckline@macsultants.com
>>> Comments: this is a test >>> >>>I see that it is sending the tags and that is ok, I will fix that, but is >>>it supposed to send the [Contents]? >> >> >>It will if you haven't defined the [contents] variable ... because webcat >>never interprets tags that have no value, instead it simply places the raw >>[tag] on the page (or in this case, in the email message) ... :) > > >Is [contents] a user defined variable? I thought, at least from the >example, that it was part of the whole email context thingy. If [contents] appears in the example, it is probably defined somewhere in the webdna code. You'll have to take a look at the code previous to that tag, possibly including the code on the previous page, to see if [contents] is actually defined or not.But if you're asking whether or not [contents] is a *special* tag, something like [date] or [cart], no it's not a special tag. That means it's a user-defined variable tag, and since you're the user, it's up to you to make sure it's defined before webcat tries to interpret it ... :)Sincerely, Ken Grome 808-737-6499 WebDNA Solutions mailto:ken@webdna.net http://www.webdna.net
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>>> The date is 10/30/1998 >>>
>>> Name: Charles DOWNLOAD WEBDNA NOW!
>>> Email: ckline@macsultants.com
>>> Comments: this is a test >>> >>>I see that it is sending the tags and that is ok, I will fix that, but is >>>it supposed to send the [Contents]? >> >> >>It will if you haven't defined the [contents] variable ... because webcat >>never interprets tags that have no value, instead it simply places the raw >>[tag] on the page (or in this case, in the email message) ... :) > > >Is [contents] a user defined variable? I thought, at least from the >example, that it was part of the whole email context thingy. If [contents] appears in the example, it is probably defined somewhere in the webdna code. You'll have to take a look at the code previous to that tag, possibly including the code on the previous page, to see if [contents] is actually defined or not.But if you're asking whether or not [contents] is a *special* tag, something like [date] or [cart], no it's not a special tag. That means it's a user-defined variable tag, and since you're the user, it's up to you to make sure it's defined before webcat tries to interpret it ... :)Sincerely, Ken Grome 808-737-6499 WebDNA Solutions mailto:ken@webdna.net http://www.webdna.net
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