Sorry,
simply pasting from Futon...
Ignore them.
"SetCancelled": "function(doc,req) {doc['cancelled']=true;
doc['cancelledDate']=Date.now(); return [doc, 'ok'];}",
"SetLastVisit": "function(doc,req) {doc['lastvisit']=Date.now(); return
[doc, 'ok'];}"
&
"cancelled": true,
"cancelledDate": "2015-01-10T00:34:19.654Z",
"lastvisit": 1423181473571
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On 2/6/2015 2:12 AM, Giovanni P wrote:
what is this formatting you're using? it is really difficult to read all
those |||
On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 10:07 PM, Kiril Stankov <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I have two update handlers:
||"|SetCancelled|":|"function(doc,req) {doc['cancelled']=true;
doc['cancelledDate']=Date.now(); return [doc, 'ok'];}"|,
"|SetLastVisit|":|"function(doc,req) {doc['lastvisit']=Date.now(); return
[doc, 'ok'];}"
|||
How can it be one is writing the date as Unix date, and the other as Java
Date??
| "|cancelled|":|true|,
"|cancelledDate|":|"2015-02-03T00:34:19.654Z"|,
"|lastvisit|":|1423180381094||
I call them one after the other?
Thanks in advance!
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