On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Linly <[email protected]> wrote:
> I replaced the savedata to the new "info" function. My form is:
>
> [form]
> [session info "field='{p}' value='ok' target='info.{p1}.{p2}'"]
> [submit] [form]
...
> And the script.ok like this:
>
> <:target:>info.{p1}.{p2}
> <:{p}:>ok
> <:info:>{p}
Try this in script.ok
<:info:>field='{p}' value='ok' target='info.{p1}.{p2}'
If that's what you use in the form, that's what you use in the script.
Basically it's a shortcut, alt syntax for complete forms. You don't
need form tags, a submit button, and there can be no user input. But
otherwise the form remains unchanged. It's kind of like a macro
engine.
However if all you are doing is saving an info variable, you don't
even need a script--try this right in action.ok, then call
[[{p}&action=ok|OK]]
[(info field='{p}' value='ok' target='info.{p1}.{p2}')]
<(forward {p})>
Cheers,
Dan
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