Re: UdmSearch: using $if meta symbol

2001-02-14 Thread Alexander Barkov

DK wrote:
 
 Greetings.
 
 In the doc file I've read  "You can use
 $if(another_template_file_name) meta symbol..."
 
 Can I use absolute path as "$if" argument? When I try to use $if I get
 error message that says "Unable to include
 '/usr/local/mnogosearch/etc//path/filename'". Why does '/usr/local/mnogosearch/etc/' 
precede the
 '/path/filename' I give.
 


It seems that include uses related to /etc/ directory path.
We'll take a look how to make it to accept absolute paths like
it is implemented in indexer.conf includes.
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Re: UdmSearch: using $if meta symbol

2001-02-14 Thread Damon Tkoch

Hello,
As a workaround to this problem I've been creating symlinks from 
udmsearch/etc/ to wherever I'm keeping my includes.  It's worked so 
far, although I agree that the ability to specify an absolute path 
would be nice.

-Damon

- Original Message -
From: Alexander Barkov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, February 15, 2001 4:40 am
Subject: Re: UdmSearch: using $if meta symbol

 DK wrote:
  
  Greetings.
  
  In the doc file I've read  "You can use
  $if(another_template_file_name) meta symbol..."
  
  Can I use absolute path as "$if" argument? When I try to use $if 
 I get
  error message that says "Unable to include
  '/usr/local/mnogosearch/etc//path/filename'". Why does 
 '/usr/local/mnogosearch/etc/' precede the
  '/path/filename' I give.
  
 
 
 It seems that include uses related to /etc/ directory path.
 We'll take a look how to make it to accept absolute paths like
 it is implemented in indexer.conf includes.
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