numero = 29202
interpreted = N
texte = >sorry for the not so sure answer, but I think they are put together with a + > >java+C/C++ > >remember that if you are using a context to [append] or [replace] to >[url][computerskill][/url] the field since you have + and / in the >value. > >then when you retrieve the data you would use a listwords and set the >delimeter as + > >it is really late and has been a long day... sorry if this in not spot on. > >- charlesI haven't actually used C/C++, just chose a buggy example. I used all legal characters, such as english, french, german, etc (no quotes).They don't get put with a plus (see my previous message). They get put as being separate variable/value pairs: value 2 value 3 value 4 value 5IF everthing is checked, this is the URL I get in the browser/append.tpl?var1=value1&var2=value2&var2=value3&var2=value4&var2=value5> > >How does webcat deal with checkboxes in forms and then retrieving data > >out of the Database? > > > >With radio buttons and pull down menus its quite easy, there's one > >item, that gets put in the db field, and that's all there is to it. > > > >I need to use a [computerskill] field, and be able to use either: > > > >checkboxes, or > >text box (with multiple selections) > > > >then have something like: > > > >[ ] Java > >[ ] C/C++ > >[ ] HTML > >[ ] asp > > > >and same for a [languageskill] field, and then list a whole list >of languages. > > > >Does it work? When retrieving data out of the database, what does it > >look like? > > > >Thanks, > > > >Serban ------------------------------------------------------------- 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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>sorry for the not so sure answer, but I think they are put together with a + > >java+C/C++ > >remember that if you are using a context to [append] or [replace] to >[url][computerskill][/url] the field since you have + and / in the >value. > >then when you retrieve the data you would use a listwords and set the >delimeter as + > >it is really late and has been a long day... sorry if this in not spot on. > >- charlesI haven't actually used C/C++, just chose a buggy example. I used all legal characters, such as english, french, german, etc (no quotes).They don't get put with a plus (see my previous message). They get put as being separate variable/value pairs: value 2 value 3 value 4 value 5IF everthing is checked, this is the URL I get in the browser/append.tpl?var1=value1&var2=value2&var2=value3&var2=value4&var2=value5> > >How does webcat deal with checkboxes in forms and then retrieving data > >out of the Database? > > > >With radio buttons and pull down menus its quite easy, there's one > >item, that gets put in the db field, and that's all there is to it. > > > >I need to use a [computerskill] field, and be able to use either: > > > >checkboxes, or > >text box (with multiple selections) > > > >then have something like: > > > >[ ] Java > >[ ] C/C++ > >[ ] HTML > >[ ] asp > > > >and same for a [languageskill] field, and then list a whole list >of languages. > > > >Does it work? When retrieving data out of the database, what does it > >look like? > > > >Thanks, > > > >Serban ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Serban Constantinescu
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