Eh, I hate to say this, but I think this thing is far beyond my
ability. My form above do specify the target={p}, either log or
getline. Because I think if I want to use "line edit", the target must
be the current page {p}. I don't need to get text from other page. Or
I misunderstand the way this new function works.
Or, Dan, would you be so kind as to tell me that what is your
blueprint in using this new function? A form under the "main", and
editor should specify a certain line (by getline) first, so he can get
the line to edit?
Chees,
linly
On Sep 9, 7:46 pm, "The Editor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One first thing is to note that getline checks the current page by
> default, and log writes to log.{p} by default. Maybe this needs to
> change but it seems the most reasonable to me.
>
> To get your form working a bit better try changinge it to [(getline
> "Some Text" page=log.{p})]
>
> And leave the log part alone.
>
> Getting a button at the end of each line will be a good bit harder. As
> you will not only have to replace the line content but the entire
> button (and some related recursion problems...). But with a little
> tinkering we can probably come up with something. See what you can do
> on your end, and keep me posted if you need further help.
>
> Cheers,
> Dan
>
> On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 6:05 AM, Linly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > In BoltWire 2.32, there is a new function which can achieve "line
> > edit" in some way. By testing about two hours, here is my result so
> > far:
>
> > <code>
> > [form]
> > [text linenumber size=10 'Line Number']
> > [box lineed cols=70 rows=2]
> > [(getline "Some" page={p})]
> > [box]
> > [session log content="{=lineed}" flags="line={=linenumber}"
> > target={p}]
> > [submit]
> > [form]
> > </code>
>
> > At first I used "[(getline "Some" page={p})]" to grab the line
> > containing "Some", but failed. It returned an "0".
>
> > So I omit the [(getline)] syntax, and it give me an empty edit box. I
> > can add new text to replace the old text in the linenumber input box I
> > fill in. But this is not right. If I want to "edit" a line I should
> > have that line in the box.
>
> > So I replace the [(getline)] with [(include)]. [(include page="{p}"
> > lines="1..1")] can grab the first line into edit box. But there is a
> > big problem that I can't specify a certain line to be read easily. I
> > have to open the code page and edit the line lines="1..1" directly.
>
> > Very stupid but that's all I can do by now. I need help here.
>
> > If I put the form surrounded by a show/hide box (showhide plugin
> > needed) like this:
>
> > <code>
> > [(showhide id=editline show='Edit This Line' hide='Close'
> > type=button)]
>
> > <box id=editline>
> > [form]
> > [text js=1 linenumber size=10 'Line Number']
> > [box lineed cols=70 rows=2][(include page="{p}" lines="1..1")][box]
> > [session log content="{=lineed}" flags="line={=linenumber}"
> > target={p}] [submit]
> > [form]
> > </box>
> > </code>
>
> > My problems are:
>
> > 1) How can I put the button into every line's end?
> > 2) And how can I automatically sand the line number into the form
> > according to which line the button at.
>
> > Is this the right way to achieve "line edit"?
>
> > Cheers,
> > linly
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