Thanks a lot Russell for your quick answer :)
It seems like the server can't understand that the close brace is located
at the end of the loop!
As I would like the entire loop to be interpreted I would like to now if
somebody has encounter this problem?
This is a school project and this
Hi Eric,
I think you need ns_register_filter instead of ns_register_proc.
Brian
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Sent: 27 November 2008 15:53
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Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER]
Thibault Fouache wrote:
Hello,
I've currently encouter a problem in one of my web pages
(fire_blacklist.adp). You can find in this package the page, its
backend, its api and the error.
That says that ther is a close brace bu this close brace is not missing.
Can somebody help me?
I would
Something to be aware of is that the parser does not ignore braces
that are in comments, so if you have:
# if { $foo == abc } {
change it to:
# if { $foo == abc } {}
to avoid complaints about unclosed braces.
Eric
At 06:49 AM 11/28/2008, you wrote:
Thanks a lot Russell for your quick answer
Thanks, Scott and Brian, for your help. The former procedure, now
filter, is working.
There are a couple things about this I'm still curious about:
1. What is the conn argument in ns_register_filter { conn what why }
for? It provides a value like cns0. Is this the
extent of the connection
