Hi everyone,
I'm working on what should be a simple problem.
I pulling an address out of an ldap query and the data is in the form of a
$-separated string. Example:
101 Main St.$Anytown$MN$12345
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I could probably do dtml-call
"REQUEST.set('parsed_address',
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Timothy Wilson wrote:
"REQUEST.set('parsed_address', _.string.join(old_address, '$')" except for
This is exactly correct. Inside the quotes you are in python, and
so you can reference variables from the namespace by their unadorned name.
Second question... Once I've got
I'm working on what should be a simple problem.
I pulling an address out of an ldap query and the data is in the form of a
$-separated string. Example:
101 Main St.$Anytown$MN$12345
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I could probably do dtml-call
"REQUEST.set('parsed_address',
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Rik Hoekstra wrote:
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I could probably do dtml-call
"REQUEST.set('parsed_address', _.string.join(old_address, '$')" except for
the fact that getting "old_address" (the $-separated one) would require its
own dtml-var old_address
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Rik Hoekstra wrote:
try something like (untested):
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('parse_address', _string.split(old_address, '$')"
for parsing the string
But what if "parse_address" comes from a SQL query? Like this:
dtml-in qry_contactInfo
dtml-call
Timothy Wilson wrote:
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Rik Hoekstra wrote:
try something like (untested):
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('parse_address', _string.split(old_address, '$')"
for parsing the string
But what if "parse_address" comes from a SQL query? Like this:
dtml-in qry_contactInfo
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Timothy Wilson wrote:
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Rik Hoekstra wrote:
try something like (untested):
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('parse_address', _string.split(old_address, '$')"
for parsing the string
But what if "parse_address" comes from a SQL query? Like this:
