Re: Hiding HTML and page breaks

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1997


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 11120
interpreted = N
texte = At 10:59 PM 4/28/97, Grant Hulbert wrote: >>Here's what I'm doing. Maybe you have a better way. >>I have a list of classes that folks can register for. When the class fills >>I want to mark it full, but still display the class. Right now I'm adding >>the word FULL! in red (that's where the html comes in) to the title field. >>I guess I could add a pic...Full or available. > >Instead of putting literal HTML into the field, I recommend you create a >new field that contains some kind of flag (T of F, 0 or 1) that indicates >the status of the record. Then you can dynamically display your red text >using some WebDNA instead of filling your database with HTML. > >[showif [classFull]=T]Class Full![/showif] >[showif [classFull]=F]Plenty o' Room![/showif] > I had that set up. it didn't work. Upon further inspection..I found the catalog.txt didn't get updated with the new classfull field....therefore it didn't find. Once I got the field in catalog.txt, everything worked great.Thanks for the quick and detailed response and help.Kenneth L. Tuley Office: (505) 256-4269 Manager, Software & Training Services Fax: (505) 256-4452 APS Information Technology Services 220 Monroe SE tuley@apsicc.aps.edu Albuquerque, NM 87108 http://www.aps.edu Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: Hiding HTML and page breaks (Ken Tuley 1997)
  2. Re: Hiding HTML and page breaks (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  3. Re: Hiding HTML and page breaks (Ken Tuley 1997)
At 10:59 PM 4/28/97, Grant Hulbert wrote: >>Here's what I'm doing. Maybe you have a better way. >>I have a list of classes that folks can register for. When the class fills >>I want to mark it full, but still display the class. Right now I'm adding >>the word FULL! in red (that's where the html comes in) to the title field. >>I guess I could add a pic...Full or available. > >Instead of putting literal HTML into the field, I recommend you create a >new field that contains some kind of flag (T of F, 0 or 1) that indicates >the status of the record. Then you can dynamically display your red text >using some WebDNA instead of filling your database with HTML. > >[showif [classFull]=T]Class Full![/showif] >[showif [classFull]=F]Plenty o' Room![/showif] > I had that set up. it didn't work. Upon further inspection..I found the catalog.txt didn't get updated with the new classfull field....therefore it didn't find. Once I got the field in catalog.txt, everything worked great.Thanks for the quick and detailed response and help.Kenneth L. Tuley Office: (505) 256-4269 Manager, Software & Training Services Fax: (505) 256-4452 APS Information Technology Services 220 Monroe SE tuley@apsicc.aps.edu Albuquerque, NM 87108 http://www.aps.edu Ken Tuley

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