Re: founditems and setheader

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2000


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 33130
interpreted = N
texte = Point well taken. I'm really only grabbing the customer info at the very beginning of the process so it probably-possibly-maybe won't be a problem. But since my client has the tendency to constantly want to tweak things, I'd better change the field names now so I won't have to declare tons of page variables later. Thanks.Michael>I *think* you will only have trouble if you have the below code >inside an implicit or >explicit order file context... which would cause for example the >value of [name] to >come from the current orderfile context (if there is one) rather >than from your db >[founditems] context. But even if you are not in such an orderfile >context now, you >might be later... so people generally shy away from naming fields >after webcat cart >headers. If you avoid them then you don't have to think about it >any more ;-) > >-John > >Michael Rosen wrote: > >> Hey now! I'm getting myself all tangled here. I have a customer.db >> which I need to read and put the data into a cart. Should I make >> sure the field names are different than the standard card header >> names? >> >> This looks weird to me: >> >> [search db=customers.db&eqUserdata=[username]] >> [founditems] >> [setheader >> db=prdoucts.db&cart=[cart]]name=[name]&company=[company]&etc.][/sethea >> der] >> [/founditems] >> >> Is there going to be some conflict here or am I just making this more >> complicated than it is? >> Michael A Rosen > > miker@linqdesigns.com ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
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Point well taken. I'm really only grabbing the customer info at the very beginning of the process so it probably-possibly-maybe won't be a problem. But since my client has the tendency to constantly want to tweak things, I'd better change the field names now so I won't have to declare tons of page variables later. Thanks.Michael>I *think* you will only have trouble if you have the below code >inside an implicit or >explicit order file context... which would cause for example the >value of [name] to >come from the current orderfile context (if there is one) rather >than from your db >[founditems] context. But even if you are not in such an orderfile >context now, you >might be later... so people generally shy away from naming fields >after webcat cart >headers. If you avoid them then you don't have to think about it >any more ;-) > >-John > >Michael Rosen wrote: > >> Hey now! I'm getting myself all tangled here. I have a customer.db >> which I need to read and put the data into a cart. Should I make >> sure the field names are different than the standard card header >> names? >> >> This looks weird to me: >> >> [search db=customers.db&eqUserdata=[username]] >> [founditems] >> [setheader >> db=prdoucts.db&cart=[cart]]name=[name]&company=[company]&etc.][/sethea >> der] >> [/founditems] >> >> Is there going to be some conflict here or am I just making this more >> complicated than it is? >> Michael A Rosen > > miker@linqdesigns.com ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ Michael A. Rosen

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