Re: Can [writefile] files be served thru webcat?
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 31455
interpreted = N
texte = Since webcat doesn't return 404 errors for missing include files, that should have been the first clue. If an include file is not found, webcat shows an error of template not found and displays a full path to the missing template. I'm guessing that your include had a redirect to a missing page. In that case, it should have been apparent by looking at the url location in your browser. It would have indicated that your browser had requested a completely different page than the one with the include file.Mike> >>> Why don't you post your actual webdna code, so we can see what's >>> really going on? Most times like these it's a simple coding problem >>> the writer has been overlooking ... > > There is a lot of it... and that's exactly where the problem was. > > The [writefile] template has a couple of [include] tags in it. One of them > had a bath path and was dropping a [redirect /error.html] tag buried deep in > my [writefile] result. So, every time I hit it the template that contained > it - a 404 error, of course! > > Sorry for the inconvenience but thanks for the help. > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Since webcat doesn't return 404 errors for missing include files, that should have been the first clue. If an include file is not found, webcat shows an error of template not found and displays a full path to the missing template. I'm guessing that your include had a redirect to a missing page. In that case, it should have been apparent by looking at the url location in your browser. It would have indicated that your browser had requested a completely different page than the one with the include file.Mike> >>> Why don't you post your actual webdna code, so we can see what's >>> really going on? Most times like these it's a simple coding problem >>> the writer has been overlooking ... > > There is a lot of it... and that's exactly where the problem was. > > The [writefile] template has a couple of [include] tags in it. One of them > had a bath path and was dropping a [redirect /error.html] tag buried deep in > my [writefile] result. So, every time I hit it the template that contained > it - a 404 error, of course! > > Sorry for the inconvenience but thanks for the help. > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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