We have several re-branded sites made by other companies each with
their own login system.
In our main site we also have a login system.
I want to be able to pass off my user to the other site and
automatically log them in to the other sites.
I'll have their login for the other sites saved in
Bryan,
I have done something similar with a few different sites.
The easiest thing to do is to reverse engineer the login screen the remote
site uses (take their source code and put it in your app), drop the user
name and PW in the form, and automatically post it to their site from yours.
This
To work around, you should rewrite code by passing the receiving adresses to a file, from where you start sending mails and protocolling. Then if there is a crash, you just have to retsart your sending.taf, which should start with the next mail to be sent. Is it tango for Mac?
Christian
On
Great URL's Jason; thanks.
Original message
Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 13:03:38 +1000
From: Jason Schulz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Formatting HTML Output
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CSS has a page break property to do this.
http://www.codeave.com/css/code.asp?u_log=4016
Anyone else notice @APPFILEPATH seems to get lost somewhere in execution?
My code calls this tag quite a bit for including formatting pages. I noticed
it wasn't returning a value deeper in the code such as in included files.
I'm going to try assigning it to a local VAR early in the code and
Hello Caroline,
I developed with Tango 3 for 3 years prior to tango
2000. In fact, I still have the original development studio CD's for both Mac
PC! Thinking about making some cool modern art with them!
Anyways, for the emails there is a solution. What I
would do is have Tango enter the
Have a look at this example:
http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pages/currentpage.taf?record_ID=34340
Notice in the early part of the code the APPFILEPATH is correct '/path/',
but later on it has reverted to root '/'.
The system (a fairly comprehensive content management system) works now
because
Wayne,
Do you branch, call tcf methods, or include files in the root directory
at all?
/John
Wayne Irvine wrote:
Have a look at this example:
http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pages/currentpage.taf?record_ID=34340
Notice in the early part of the code the APPFILEPATH is correct '/path/',
but later
John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you branch, call tcf methods, or include files in the root directory
at all?
Branching yes. No TCFs (I'm old school). I do include files from root
sometimes (most of my sites have an OS formatted filepath in a text file in
the root that is used for
perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file in the root
directory then. loading another TAF might cause the appfilepath to get
rewritten. What version are you seeing this on.
/John
Wayne Irvine wrote:
John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you branch, call tcf methods,
John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file in the root
directory then.
Maybe. I'll test branching. But the file is in the same directory.
loading another TAF might cause the appfilepath to get
rewritten. What version are you seeing
Hello,
I have a variable containing : 1.doc,4.doc,25.doc
I tokenize it by char ',' and put it in an array
How can I loop to attach each file in that array in the mail action? I am
using T2K. Getting stuck because its not a finite number at all times
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks much
John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file
Looks like the culprit.
http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pages/appfilepathtest.taf
Included text file and branched TAF are in the same folder.
Shame, as I do a bit of that. Wonder if it's
If the branched TAF is in the folder /path, then this is a bug, and
needs to be reported to WT asap. I should also note that because you are
using 55FC software, you should have brought this issue up on the beta
list, or with WT directly. Robert
-Original Message-
From: Wayne Irvine
Wayne Irvine wrote:
John McGowan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
perhaps it has something to do with branching to that file
Looks like the culprit.
http://www2.photoimaging.com.au/pages/appfilepathtest.taf
Included text file and branched TAF are in the same folder.
same folder as the
Hi Vicky,
You need to loop around your array.
Use a for loop action. count from 1 to @NUMROWS array=docarray scope=scope
Enter a name for the counter variable ie: doc
Then, reference it as @@ doc or @@local$doc
In the loop, it'll be: @@doc.doc
Then, put your mail action in the loop and make
Hello Rick,
Thanks for the email. I need to send only ONE email with all the
attachments. That's the issue. I tried a lot of ways that ended up crashing
the server (not a good thing).
Lunch is surely on and its great to know you are closer :)
Vic
-Original Message-
From: Rick Sanders
Robert Shubert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the branched TAF is in the folder /path, then this is a bug, and
needs to be reported to WT asap.
It is and I have.
I should also note that because you are
using 55FC software, you should have brought this issue up on the beta
list, or with WT
Suggestion for curing the email problem:
In your configuration, make sure you specify your smtp server as an IP address and not as a domain address that has to be resolved. Better yet is to run an SMTP server on the same box (if you're on a Mac, that would be Webstar 4.x) and you won't have any
Hi Vic,
I seem to recall that there was a bug in T2000 with multiple attachments
in one email. In fact, I also seem to recall another bug where an
attachment would get truncated as well. I had to use an email COM
object to get around that bug.
Stefan
At 11:44 AM 7/30/2004, you wrote:
Hello Rick,
Well do share. I am in a bit of a fix here.
Thanks
Regards
Vic
-Original Message-
From: Stefan Gonick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 30, 2004 11:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: Mail Attachments
Hi Vic,
I seem to recall that there was a bug in T2000 with
I did just share. :) As far as I remember, you could not
send multiple attachments in one email (though I never
tried that). I personally experienced the bug where T2000
truncated text file attachments that I was sending. That's
why I switched to the COM object (I don't remember the
name of
On Jul 30, 2004, at 9:04 AM, Stefan Gonick wrote:
As far as I remember, you could not
send multiple attachments in one email
this is true, from experience.
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So would W5 let me somehow loop through an array 'n' number of times and
attach 'n' number of files within a single mail action? If yes, I will
upgrade.
-Original Message-
From: Stefan Gonick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 30, 2004 12:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE:
Oh I have sent multiple attachments with 100% success as long as I know HOW
MANY I am sending (finite number). The unknown number has thrown a huge
wrench in my programming life
Vic
-Original Message-
From: Roland Dumas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 30, 2004 12:09 PM
To: [EMAIL
You don't through an array. You use the array directly.
However, make sure that the array elements are full
paths to the attachments. This works fine in W5.
Stefan
At 12:09 PM 7/30/2004, you wrote:
So would W5 let me somehow loop through an array 'n' number of times and
attach 'n' number of files
Full paths as in exactly : D:\Folder\1.doc ?
-Original Message-
From: Stefan Gonick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 30, 2004 12:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: Mail Attachments
You don't through an array. You use the array directly.
However, make sure
attaching an arbitrary number is a little more difficult.
Maybe creating a routine that actually writes a taf and then calls it.
You'd write the XML and the @rows Array=xxx writes the parameterItem
list. Then the next step calls this taf. a bit of a kludge, but you'd
end up with the ability to
I will try this.
Thanks so much Roland.
- Vic
-Original Message-
From: Roland Dumas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 30, 2004 12:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Mail Attachments
attaching an arbitrary number is a little more difficult.
Maybe creating a
Here is what Witango is sending that's causing the error...
SELECT
o1.ObjectID,o1.Title,o1.TypeID,o1.Code,o1.Created,o1.Modified,u2.EmailAddress,o1.RuntimeMLP,t3.Width,o1.DevCode
FROM
{oj types t3 RIGHT OUTER JOIN (objects o1 LEFT OUTER JOIN users u2 ON
(o1.ModifiedBy=u2.UserID)) ON
It may be the ODBC driver. A while ago, I ran into a join syntax problem with
Witango/PostgreSQL. An updated ODBC driver fixed the problem. If you can, try
different a driver.
However, the last thing (two left joins being turned into a right and left join),
seems like a Witango bug.
I have the latest ODBC Connector for MySQL, so not much I can do there.
I CC'd witango_support so hopefully I'll get a response them.
I was doing this on 065, perhaps it's fixed in 5.5...
/John
Jeff Bohmer wrote:
It may be the ODBC driver. A while ago, I ran into a join syntax problem with
I forgot to mention ...
You might try turning on the SQL trace log in your ODBC DM. That log should give you
hints as to what software to blame.
- Jeff
I have the latest ODBC Connector for MySQL, so not much I can do there. I CC'd
witango_support so hopefully I'll get a response them.
I
Just an FYI,
The email attatchment problem has been fixed with SP2 and the FTF builds.
I've successfully sent email with 32 attachments through the Tango server.
However, the larger the attachments, the longer it takes to send out.
Rick Sanders
Webenergy
Kitchener - Waterloo:(519) 741-2117
I know this sounds like a broken record, but you will need to log bugs
into the bug track database so that engineering will pick it up. You
will need to provide the sql structure and a taf that has the action
that is generating the incorrect sql. They will need information such
as the
T2K won't parse a single variable with multiple rows on its own, so @@local$attachments as a single entry in the attachments section of the mail action won't work.
However, you can use the format @@local$attachments[n,1] in each line of the attachments section (where n is from 1 to as many
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