Re: Confessions of a new user - please be kind it's Friday
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texte = >>I don't understand the .db structure. I know this WebCatalog 101, but call>me dense. I don't get it. I've tried to create some databases using>DataBaseHelper, but when I move them to my development computer to add>graphics, etc. and move it back to its original site, it quits working. I>need several databases created to capture customer request for quotes,>placing orders, tracking status, etc. but for now it ain't workin'.I'm not sure what you're saying here, but it sounds like you're using the.db as you would an html page. If so, don't. All image and code go on htmlor tpl pages. Tpl pages can access the .db and display its data accordingto the WebDNA code. You can put the names of the graphics files in the .dband access them via WebDNA.I hope that answers your concern, but your description of the problem isn'tvery clear to me.It usually helps if you post your code of a snippet of the .db. That way,people can see what you're doing and may find the bug.>Is there a way to treat my Store site as if it were a directory on my>development computer?Put the Store site and GoLive on the iMac. When you make or revise a page,transfer it over to the server and test it.Just my two cents.Glenn-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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>>I don't understand the .db structure. I know this WebCatalog 101, but call>me dense. I don't get it. I've tried to create some databases using>DataBaseHelper, but when I move them to my development computer to add>graphics, etc. and move it back to its original site, it quits working. I>need several databases created to capture customer request for quotes,>placing orders, tracking status, etc. but for now it ain't workin'.I'm not sure what you're saying here, but it sounds like you're using the.db as you would an html page. If so, don't. All image and code go on htmlor tpl pages. Tpl pages can access the .db and display its data accordingto the WebDNA code. You can put the names of the graphics files in the .dband access them via WebDNA.I hope that answers your concern, but your description of the problem isn'tvery clear to me.It usually helps if you post your code of a snippet of the .db. That way,people can see what you're doing and may find the bug.>Is there a way to treat my Store site as if it were a directory on my>development computer?Put the Store site and GoLive on the iMac. When you make or revise a page,transfer it over to the server and test it.Just my two cents.Glenn-------------------------------------------------------------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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