Re: [WebDNA] calling a webDNA tmpl from PHP?
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numero = 101257
interpreted = N
texte = Thanks Bob, I finally got to this and it works :-) Only one issue is that the webdna I am hitting with this is only recognizing the first URL param. Example: I have a webdna file with this content: Incoming_1=[param1] Incoming_2=[param2] on my html page I have this: $var1 = shell_exec("curl http://www.myDomain.com/myDir/myPage.tmpl?param1=lovely¶m2=sunday "); echo ""; when I hit it with browser, it returns this: Is this a php issue, webdna issue, or else where do I need to pursue to get the webdna to recongnize that the second URL param/var-value ALSO was passed in? -Govinda PS - I hope no one minds this topic which border on 2 languages.... seems to me anyhow that examples of webdna pages being smoothly included in PHP pages is good marketing. I mean imagine someone (who doesn't know PHP) has an existing PHP system and they just lost their PHP coder and they want to add quick/easy new functions themselves... what would it take to throw in some WebDNA and cut their learning curve by 70%? On Oct 21, 2008, at 11:38 PM, Bob Minor wrote: > create a php page with this as your code, you may need to visudo and > give 'www' perms to execute curl i don't memember off the top of my > head, the url can literally be ANYTHING(dna asp etc ): > > > $var1 = shell_exec("curl http://www.cybermill.com"); > > echo $var1; > > ?> > > > On Oct 22, 2008, at 12:16 AM, Govinda wrote: > >> Bob, >> >> I have so far not had luck with shell_exec(). I have not yet done >> a thing with curl and don't know anything about it except that it >> seems we have it. >> I realize this is OT for this list, but I just want to parse a >> webdna tmpl from a PHP page, and I think one right line of simple >> php will do it, and if I ask on the php lists they will be all over >> the map. Can you provide a sample for me? >> >> -G
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Thanks Bob, I finally got to this and it works :-) Only one issue is that the webdna I am hitting with this is only recognizing the first URL param. Example: I have a webdna file with this content: Incoming_1=[param1] Incoming_2=[param2] on my html page I have this: $var1 = shell_exec("curl http://www.myDomain.com/myDir/myPage.tmpl?param1=lovely¶m2=sunday "); echo ""; when I hit it with browser, it returns this: Is this a php issue, webdna issue, or else where do I need to pursue to get the webdna to recongnize that the second URL param/var-value ALSO was passed in? -Govinda PS - I hope no one minds this topic which border on 2 languages.... seems to me anyhow that examples of webdna pages being smoothly included in PHP pages is good marketing. I mean imagine someone (who doesn't know PHP) has an existing PHP system and they just lost their PHP coder and they want to add quick/easy new functions themselves... what would it take to throw in some WebDNA and cut their learning curve by 70%? On Oct 21, 2008, at 11:38 PM, Bob Minor wrote: > create a php page with this as your code, you may need to visudo and > give 'www' perms to execute curl i don't memember off the top of my > head, the url can literally be ANYTHING(dna asp etc ): > > > $var1 = shell_exec("curl http://www.cybermill.com"); > > echo $var1; > > ?> > > > On Oct 22, 2008, at 12:16 AM, Govinda wrote: > >> Bob, >> >> I have so far not had luck with shell_exec(). I have not yet done >> a thing with curl and don't know anything about it except that it >> seems we have it. >> I realize this is OT for this list, but I just want to parse a >> webdna tmpl from a PHP page, and I think one right line of simple >> php will do it, and if I ask on the php lists they will be all over >> the map. Can you provide a sample for me? >> >> -G
Govinda
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