On Wed, 9 Apr 2008, Randy wrote:
> I can successfully make conditions:
> (:if eq '****' {(substr '{{*$FullName}$PasswdRead}' 0 4)} :) the page has a
> password!
> (:if eq '***X' {(substr '{{*$FullName}$PasswdRead}' 0 4)} :) this line should
> not appear (it just proves the condition isn't always true)
>
> But in a pagelist, this fails:
> (:pagelist group=Public if="eq '****' {(substr '{{=*$FullName}$PasswdRead}' 0
> 4)}" :)
I never tried too much complex conditions inside the pagelist markup. I
prefer to use the pagelist markup to restrict as far as possible the
number of files to be investigated (i.e. playing mainly with Group and
Name), and use a dedicated format to investigate variables inside the
selected pages. This gives something like (from the top of my head, check
syntax !) :
>>comment<<
to avoid displaying the format lines
[[#passFormat]]
(:if eq '****' {(substr '{{*$FullName}$PasswdRead}' 0 4)} :)
{$FullName}} \\
(:ifend:)
[[#passFormatEnd]]
>><<
(:pagelist group=Public fmt=#passFormat#passFormatEnd:)
You can also use the (:template xxx:) directives to build a nicely
formated list.
Hope this helps
Alain
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