__CommonName=[__CommonName][/hideif][showif [URL][a][/URL]=b]Here we are again on this same page, but the conditionsare different now. the variables 'a' and '__CommonName'both have been given a value. (If you did not typeanything into the text input then '__CommonName' now hasthe value of *nothing* (called the null string), which*is* still a value. __CommonName=[__CommonName][/hideif][showif [url][a][/URL]=b]Here we are again on this same page, but the conditionsare different now. the variables 'a' and '__CommonName'both have been given a value. (If you did not typeanything into the text input then '__CommonName' now hasthe value of *nothing* (called the null string), which*is* still a value. DOWNLOAD WEBDNA NOW! The WebDNA community talk-list is the best place to get some help: several hundred extremely proficient programmers with an excellent knowledge of WebDNA and an excellent spirit will deliver all the tips and tricks you can imagine...
__CommonName=[__CommonName]
a=[a][replacedb=my.db&eqSKUdatarq=[url][sku][/url]]commonname=[url][__commonname][/url][/replace][/showif]************-JohnWebDNA Support wrote:> >Yes. I'd like to be able to change anything on the page. That's why I put> >the form variables with each field. I put the Replace at the bottom of the> >page so that I can use it for ALL of the fields. Is this not a good idea?>>> Make yourself a real simple pair of templates, where you display the> value of [__commonname] on a page which has a form on it, and then on> the next page also put [__commonname] and you'll see that the value> is only available on the next page.>-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
Glenn,Once you fully get what WebDNA Support is saying (do make reeeal simple test templatesto teach yourself one phenomenon at a time, as you go), then realize you can up thecomplexity a bit and then keep it all on one page as you said you wanted. You stillhave to submit the form so the variable values will be available on the next page,but the next page can be the same page where the form is.Here's a very simple example:***********
__CommonName=[__CommonName]
a=[a][replacedb=my.db&eqSKUdatarq=[url][sku][/url]]commonname=[url][__commonname][/url][/replace][/showif]************-JohnWebDNA Support wrote:> >Yes. I'd like to be able to change anything on the page. That's why I put> >the form variables with each field. I put the Replace at the bottom of the> >page so that I can use it for ALL of the fields. Is this not a good idea?>>> Make yourself a real simple pair of templates, where you display the> value of [__commonname] on a page which has a form on it, and then on> the next page also put [__commonname] and you'll see that the value> is only available on the next page.>-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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