Alan,
You will not be able to close the main browser window for the user,
however you can place the following in the screen that they would
normally exit from and this should allow you to purge
variables,etc.
BODY
You would then have a statement or two that will purge User or other
vars:
@PURGE
Hi Farzana, James,
Are you sure your problem is fixed. I would say that the proposed fix is not
going to do anything, and the real problem is elsewhere.
First the real problem... The most likely cause is that T2k SP1 can insert a
maximum of 255 chars into a text field. In the 047 FTF build this
Is there a round up and integer metatag?
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
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I'm not sure if there is a Round-Up or Interger tag, but you can always add
.5 and truncate. Works everytime.
HTH
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Hi Simon,
yes reloading datasource and rebuilding the query did fix my problem...
Thank you for the link.
Farzana
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If you look the @calc tag in the manual, you'll see a number
of functions that do what you want. You can also use the precision
parameter of the @calc tag.
Stefan
At 10:16 AM 10/1/2002 -0400, you wrote:
I'm not sure if there is a Round-Up or Interger tag, but you can always add
.5 and truncate.
Sorry to respond to my own question, but it appears the CEIL(expr) might be
the answer.
What would be the proper syntax in a @CALC EXPR= metatag?
@CALC CEIL(EXPR=)
@CALC EXPR=CEIL(expr)
None seem to work for me.
Thanks
Steve
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@CALC EXPR=ceil(expr)
works fine for us... perhaps the functions provided by the @CALC tag are
case sensitive...
/John
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I have two single row arrays, say one with 5 columns and one with 10
columns. Is there an easy way to combine them into a single row array with
15 columns?
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You can either make a new blank array with 15 columns and write code to
insert the data or use the @TRANSPOSE to turn both arrays 90 degrees
(turning your columns into rows), then use @ADDROWS to add them together
and use @TRANSPOSE to turn them back into columns.
- James
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Back to a well-worn topic: I'm doing file upload in Tango 3.6 with unpredicatable
results
Files are uploaded and named according to the advert they're attached to, but the
upload fails repeatedly with files of zero K uploaded
I looked through my Tango Talk archives, reset the ItemBufferSize
Does tango have a file validation tag or function?
I am trying to validate file upload on server side.
Java script can't check file size or type(as far as i know)...any idea???
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Use James R. Carrol 's TFileLen.DLL. It will tell you the file size of
the target file.
Go to Ben's Goodie list
:http://www.pcforge.com/goodies.taf?_function=view
I use it and it works well!
Brian Mowers
At 03:27 PM 10/1/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Does tango have a file validation
tag or function?
The only clue I can give is that images less than
around 30K seem to work OK, despite resetting ItemBufferSize and restarting
Webstar
I remember that the first versions of Tango 3 (that we bought for it's
upload ability) couldn't upload files greater than 32K. Cost us a major
client and put a
try the ASP file upload on Ben's Goodie page. It integrates nicely with
Tango and Witango and is very reliable.
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try the ASP file upload on Ben's Goodie page. It integrates nicely with
Tango and Witango and is very reliable.
Or, perhaps the latter version of T3.6 or T2000 that works fine.
Wayne Irvine
Byte Services Pty Ltd
http://www.byteserve.com.au/
try the ASP file upload on Ben's Goodie page. It integrates nicely with
Tango and Witango and is very reliable.
Or, perhaps the latter version of T3.6 or T2000 that works fine.
OK - I'm using 3.52 and I'm on a Mac so ASP won't work for me
Anyone got a 3.6 installer?
Nicholas,
Up until just recently I was using 3.52 as well so it does work.
However, go to RObert Garcia's site http://public.bighead.net and download
the 3.6 then the 3.6n upgrade, installing them in that order. 3.62 supports
a couple of tags that 3.52 doesn't and is better from what I've been
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