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Hello,
I am presently working on a project, that would be
greatly simplified by performing what I will describe below.
Situation:
We are developing web sites, that will be owned by
different companies, using the exact same .taf, each having their own
database. The variables within the .taf will allow them to have their own
personalized look, and distinct information. To state the obvious, much of
the sites info and appearance is dynamic. In the long term, there will be
thousands of sites sharing an identical .taf. Each time we make a change,
we will be forced to copy the modified .taf into each and every site. We
will have enough of a challenge making changes, if a change requires that we add
/ modify a column to their database.
Problem:
During testing, I referenced a .taf that was
working perfectly, in it's own folder, from a .taf in another folder,
with the <@include file="displayTAF.taf"> tag, within a "Results"
field. The result that I got was:
first, A header that said
"Form Page" that I could not find with a "Find" search
second, SQL info, in
simple English, as acronyms.
followed by, all the
pages of the .taf, separated by "]]>" at the beginning and the end
of each.
I then added the "_function" call, to specify a
page, but got no results, at all.
My Question:
Is there a way for us to make a change to one page,
where all the different web sites will benefit from the changes, shy of putting
"<@INCLUDE file="">, everywhere on there site. Realizing that this
will only work for simple changes, and useless if structural changes are
made.
Thank you,
Gerard
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