Writes text to the end of an existing file.
numero = 254AppendFile does not 'understand' databases. If you want to append a new record to the end of a database, use [append] instead.
Example:[appendfile SomeTextFile]Hello, my name is Grant. The time is [time]This is a second line[/appendfile]The text file "SomeTextFile" opens, and the textHello, my name is Grant. The time is 13:43:01This is a second lineis written at the end of the file. Notice that carriage returns inside the context are written to the file exactly as they appear. Also notice that any WebDNA [xxx] tags inside the context are substituted for their real values before being written to the file. You may specify a full or partial path to the file, as in "/Some Folder/file.txt" (starting from the web server's root) or "LocalFolder/file.txt" (starting in the same folder as the template file, looking down into a folder called "LocalFolder").
If you want the tags inside the context to be interpreted, you will have to add <!-- HAS_WEBDNA_TAGS --> and make use of the [raw] context.
[appendfile FileName]Text[/appendfile]AppendFile does not 'understand' databases. If you want to append a new record to the end of a database, use [append] instead.
[appendfile SomeTextFile]Hello, my name is Grant. The time is [time]
This is a second line[/appendfile]
If you want the tags inside the context to be interpreted, you will have to add <!-- HAS_WEBDNA_TAGS --> and make use of the [raw] context.
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