Re: NT considerations

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1997


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 12039
interpreted = N
texte = >NT thinks the template name ends with .tmpl$search instead of just >.tmpl ...WHAT???I thought that using $ to designate the end of a file name was an accepted convention!It's not only Macs that use this convention, I've seen lots of URLs that use $ to designate the end of the file name or the beginning of a command ... >So for the next beta we've added an alternate syntax for commands: > >/GeneralStore/Results.tmpl?command=search&db=xx.db > >This allows NT to see the .tmpl suffix, and thus sends the file to the >proper ISAPI DLL ($WebCat.dll) to handle it. This also requires more >changes to the registry, specifically a suffix mapping for .tmpl -> >C:\inetsrv\Scripts\WebCatalog\$WebCat.dllWhat, no preceeding comma before the C? Or was that required somewhere else? >Replace all occurences of $search? with ?command=search& and you should be >set. Of course you have to do this for $purchase, $add, etc.This is good stuff, Grant! But that brings up another question ...Are you going to make the Mac version recognize this alternate ?command=search& syntax as well ... so we don't have ANY changes to make between the Mac and NT versions some day? Maybe?No rush, I'm just curious ... :)Sincerely, Ken Grome WebDNA Solutions Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: NT considerations (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  2. Re: NT considerations (Kenneth Grome 1997)
  3. NT considerations (Grant Hulbert 1997)
>NT thinks the template name ends with .tmpl$search instead of just >.tmpl ...WHAT???I thought that using $ to designate the end of a file name was an accepted convention!It's not only Macs that use this convention, I've seen lots of URLs that use $ to designate the end of the file name or the beginning of a command ... >So for the next beta we've added an alternate syntax for commands: > >/GeneralStore/Results.tmpl?command=search&db=xx.db > >This allows NT to see the .tmpl suffix, and thus sends the file to the >proper ISAPI DLL ($WebCat.dll) to handle it. This also requires more >changes to the registry, specifically a suffix mapping for .tmpl -> >C:\inetsrv\Scripts\WebCatalog\$WebCat.dllWhat, no preceeding comma before the C? Or was that required somewhere else? >Replace all occurences of $search? with ?command=search& and you should be >set. Of course you have to do this for $purchase, $add, etc.This is good stuff, Grant! But that brings up another question ...Are you going to make the Mac version recognize this alternate ?command=search& syntax as well ... so we don't have ANY changes to make between the Mac and NT versions some day? Maybe?No rush, I'm just curious ... :)Sincerely, Ken Grome WebDNA Solutions Kenneth Grome

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