Hi Han's Han's wrote:
> I'm frustration with %cookie, I have file .txt where macros in it, > which called use %cookie for my replies, the content file .txt are: <snip> > for while that I want is the result is generated automatically from > %cookie, is it possible to do that ? > or is the any idea for that ? > Conceptually, the easiest way to do what you want is to create a bunch of text files. Each file would contain one of your templates. So in your example, you'd have 3 files: myreply1.txt, myreply2.txt, myreply3.txt If you really want the templates as quick templates, you'll still need the files, but in the files, just use a %QINCLUDE. For example, myreply1.txt would contain: %QINCLUDE="myreply1" Now for the trick. Once you've set up these files, you'll create one additional file, an index. List the full path and filenames for your templates, one per line (Note, this can be done with one easy DOS command if you wanted.) c:\somedir\myreply1.txt c:\somedir\myreply2.txt c:\somedir\myreply3.txt Assuming you called the index, index.dat, then in your main template, use: %INCLUDE="%COOKIE='c:\somedir\index.dat'" -- Good luck, Januk Aggarwal ______________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbtech.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
