On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 4:39 AM, Linly <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi Dan,
>
> Sorry to ask this. I have a form like this:
>
> [form]
> [submit delete]
> [session stamp {p}]
> [session delete {p}]
> [form]
>
> (Actually it's part of the "action.delete"'s code.)
>
> How can I transform it to a command so I can call it from other page
> and execute it directly without going to the "action=delete" page?
Well first, in BoltWire, the word "command" refers to form fields that
do certain things, like stamp and delete above. So this is already a
form with commands in it.
If you want to make a function that does the same thing
[(stampdelete)] for example, you would have to create some custom php
code.
Or, you can use BoltWire's internal scripting action. Create a page
called site.script.stampdelete and convert your form to the macro
format:
<:stamp:> {p}
<:delete:> {p}
Then to do this automatically just put, [(script stampdelete)] on a
page. Of course this would just delete the page you were currently
viewing and could cause some weird affects... More likely you would
want to create an action.stampdelete page with this code:
[(script stampdelete)]
<(forward {p})>
And then on your page put [[{p}&action=stampdelete|stamp & delete]]
This way the script is only executed when you click the link.
There have not been too many posts on BoltWire's scripting engine but
it is extremely powerfully and allows you to automate any process you
can do in a form, as wild or as complex as you like. The only thing
you can't do is take user input. There's no chance to get any--the
commands execute the instant the script is called.
Cheers
Dan
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