Re: presetting a [math] var not working
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 26274
interpreted = N
texte = yes. You are right. It dawned on me during meditation, probably just the time you were writing your response. :-) -JohnKenneth Grome wrote:> You have a Paid2Ship field in your database, right? > > If there's a Paid2Ship field in your database, and if that field is empty in the found record, then of course it will display nothing -- because you're inside a founditems context, and database field tags inside a founditems context always take precedence over the variables you set on the page itself ... > > >actually I checked the source HTML and the [math] at the top does give back a value of > >0, but the display of the variable below acts as though the [math] never did preset. > >? > >? > > > >-John > > > >John Butler wrote: > > > >> In a template I have- > >> > >> at the top. Later down inside a [lineitems] context (which does find a record) I have- > >> Paid2Ship=[Paid2Ship] > >> > >> which returns in the HTML- > >> Paid2Ship= > >> > >> That's a value of *nothing* > >> > >> any ideas why the [math] on top does not seem to work? Or what else am I missing? > >> > >> -John > >> ------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to
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yes. You are right. It dawned on me during meditation, probably just the time you were writing your response. :-) -JohnKenneth Grome wrote:> You have a Paid2Ship field in your database, right? > > If there's a Paid2Ship field in your database, and if that field is empty in the found record, then of course it will display nothing -- because you're inside a founditems context, and database field tags inside a founditems context always take precedence over the variables you set on the page itself ... > > >actually I checked the source HTML and the [math] at the top does give back a value of > >0, but the display of the variable below acts as though the [math] never did preset. > >? > >? > > > >-John > > > >John Butler wrote: > > > >> In a template I have- > >> > >> at the top. Later down inside a [lineitems] context (which does find a record) I have- > >> Paid2Ship=[Paid2Ship] > >> > >> which returns in the HTML- > >> Paid2Ship= > >> > >> That's a value of *nothing* > >> > >> any ideas why the [math] on top does not seem to work? Or what else am I missing? > >> > >> -John > >> ------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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