Re: Share Snippet?

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1999


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 23838
interpreted = N
texte = >Charlie, > >Try this: > >[WRITEFILE files.db]Filename >[/WRITEFILE] > >[listfiles images/] >[append db=files.db]Filename=[filename][/append] >[/listfiles] > >[search db=files.db&nefilenamedata=0] >[founditems] > >[/founditems] > >[ShowNext position=begin&max=1] >Previous >[/ShowNext] > >[ShowNext position=end&max=1] >Previous >[/ShowNext] > >This is just off the top of my head, and may not be the fastest or most >elegant way, or it may not even work ;) > >Let me know if it helps. > >John Thanks JohnI actually went a similar route yesterday. When I made the initial post I was hoping to do it without involving a database at all. Something like listfiles, countfiles, then increment the index by one showing backward and forward href's. I just didn't have time to figure it out.If I get a chance to figure it out or if someone else on the list knows how to do it can you please post it.I want the customer to be able to drop via ftp new images in the folder and just have WebCat deal with it without involving any db'sThanks,Charlie______________________________________________________________________ Charlie Romero Director of Corporate Development (703) 299-3585 mailto:charlie@jumpinternet.com ______________________________________________________________________ J U M P I N T E R N E TINFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INTERNET/INTRANET SOLUTIONS http://www.jumpinternet.com ______________________________________________________________________ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: Share Snippet? (Charlie Romero 1999)
  2. Re: Share Snippet? (John Winningham 1999)
  3. Share Snippet? (Charlie Romero 1999)
>Charlie, > >Try this: > >[WRITEFILE files.db]Filename >[/WRITEFILE] > >[listfiles images/] >[append db=files.db]Filename=[filename][/append] >[/listfiles] > >[search db=files.db&nefilenamedata=0] >[founditems] > >[/founditems] > >[ShowNext position=begin&max=1] >Previous >[/ShowNext] > >[ShowNext position=end&max=1] >Previous >[/ShowNext] > >This is just off the top of my head, and may not be the fastest or most >elegant way, or it may not even work ;) > >Let me know if it helps. > >John Thanks JohnI actually went a similar route yesterday. When I made the initial post I was hoping to do it without involving a database at all. Something like listfiles, countfiles, then increment the index by one showing backward and forward href's. I just didn't have time to figure it out.If I get a chance to figure it out or if someone else on the list knows how to do it can you please post it.I want the customer to be able to drop via ftp new images in the folder and just have WebCat deal with it without involving any db'sThanks,Charlie______________________________________________________________________ Charlie Romero Director of Corporate Development (703) 299-3585 mailto:charlie@jumpinternet.com ______________________________________________________________________ J U M P I N T E R N E TINFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INTERNET/INTRANET SOLUTIONS http://www.jumpinternet.com ______________________________________________________________________ Charlie Romero

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