Re[2]: Re[2]: [format] problems
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 34560
interpreted = N
texte = No comments. What's weird is the character inserted before the formatspecs, as in the second line below (_C_20s]). Where the heck is the _C_ coming from? It's been added to all the formatspecs. > > [first line item] > > > > C20s]0-8476-9719-3Error: Error: expected [/LINEITEMS], but found > > [/format] > > instead[/format] C40s]The Essential Civil Society ReaderError: > Error: > > expected > > [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] C3.0f]1Error: > > Error: expected > > [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] > C10.2f]22.95Error: > > Error: > > expected [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] > > > > [second line item, no textB] > > 15% Discount 1 > > -3.44 ____________________Reply Separator____________________ Subject: Re: Re[2]: [format] problems Author:
(WebCatalog Talk) Date: 7/11/00 12:18 PMDid you do any comments before this piece of code? With me, WC sometimes behaves strangely even if you comment out false code.PeteOn Mon, 10 Jul 2000 12:25:57 jburgess@rowmanlittlefield.com wrote: > OK. I've checked (again for the kabillionth time). The tags are > closed. > Another interesting fact: this was working on version 3.04. Could > this be a > feature and I just don't know the new specifications? > -Jodi > > > ____________________Reply Separator____________________ > Subject: Re: [format] problems > Author: (WebCatalog Talk) > Date: 7/10/00 5:06 PM > > You should check, if you have closed all the tags before correctly. > (even above the [lineItems]-tag) Forgetting to close a tag can throw > very interesting error-messages later in your template! > > Ciao, > > Pete > > On Mon, 10 Jul 2000 11:15:38 > jburgess@rowmanlittlefield.com wrote: > > we're running WC 4.0 for Window NT. > > > > We have a sendmail text that includes lineitem details with the > > following > > formatting: > > > > [lineItems] > > [format 20s][textB][/format] [format 40s][textA][/format] [format > > 3.0f][quantity][/format] [format 10.2f][price][/format] > > [/lineItems] > > > > This is how the text is out-put: > > > > [first line item] > > > > C20s]0-8476-9719-3Error: Error: expected [/LINEITEMS], but found > > [/format] > > instead[/format] C40s]The Essential Civil Society ReaderError: > Error: > > expected > > [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] C3.0f]1Error: > > Error: expected > > [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] > C10.2f]22.95Error: > > Error: > > expected [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] > > > > [second line item, no textB] > > 15% Discount 1 > > -3.44 > > > > I took out all of the formatting for now on our site, so it won't > > break, but it > > looks horrible. Any suggestions? Any ideas why it's breaking on > the > > first > > line-item and not the second? Any help is welcome. > > > > -Jodi (having a bad case of forest for trees syndrome) > > > > > > - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - > > Jodi M. Burgess > > RLPG, Lanham MD > > Web & Systems Coordinator > > e-mail jburgess@rowman.com > > http://www.rowman.com > > ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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No comments. What's weird is the character inserted before the formatspecs, as in the second line below (_C_20s]). Where the heck is the _C_ coming from? It's been added to all the formatspecs. > > [first line item] > > > > C20s]0-8476-9719-3Error: Error: expected [/LINEITEMS], but found > > [/format] > > instead[/format] C40s]The Essential Civil Society ReaderError: > Error: > > expected > > [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] C3.0f]1Error: > > Error: expected > > [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] > C10.2f]22.95Error: > > Error: > > expected [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] > > > > [second line item, no textB] > > 15% Discount 1 > > -3.44 ____________________Reply Separator____________________ Subject: Re: Re[2]: [format] problems Author: (WebCatalog Talk) Date: 7/11/00 12:18 PMDid you do any comments before this piece of code? With me, WC sometimes behaves strangely even if you comment out false code.PeteOn Mon, 10 Jul 2000 12:25:57 jburgess@rowmanlittlefield.com wrote: > OK. I've checked (again for the kabillionth time). The tags are > closed. > Another interesting fact: this was working on version 3.04. Could > this be a > feature and I just don't know the new specifications? > -Jodi > > > ____________________Reply Separator____________________ > Subject: Re: [format] problems > Author: (WebCatalog Talk) > Date: 7/10/00 5:06 PM > > You should check, if you have closed all the tags before correctly. > (even above the [lineitems]-tag) Forgetting to close a tag can throw > very interesting error-messages later in your template! > > Ciao, > > Pete > > On Mon, 10 Jul 2000 11:15:38 > jburgess@rowmanlittlefield.com wrote: > > we're running WC 4.0 for Window NT. > > > > We have a sendmail text that includes lineitem details with the > > following > > formatting: > > > > [lineitems] > > [format 20s][textB][/format] [format 40s][textA][/format] [format > > 3.0f][quantity][/format] [format 10.2f][price][/format] > > [/lineItems] > > > > This is how the text is out-put: > > > > [first line item] > > > > C20s]0-8476-9719-3Error: Error: expected [/LINEITEMS], but found > > [/format] > > instead[/format] C40s]The Essential Civil Society ReaderError: > Error: > > expected > > [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] C3.0f]1Error: > > Error: expected > > [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] > C10.2f]22.95Error: > > Error: > > expected [/LINEITEMS], but found [/format] instead[/format] > > > > [second line item, no textB] > > 15% Discount 1 > > -3.44 > > > > I took out all of the formatting for now on our site, so it won't > > break, but it > > looks horrible. Any suggestions? Any ideas why it's breaking on > the > > first > > line-item and not the second? Any help is welcome. > > > > -Jodi (having a bad case of forest for trees syndrome) > > > > > > - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - > > Jodi M. Burgess > > RLPG, Lanham MD > > Web & Systems Coordinator > > e-mail jburgess@rowman.com > > http://www.rowman.com > > ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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