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hello i got a crazy question kinda...
we have an app where we have several different
clients that each have their own "playground" within the same set of apps so
depending on which group youve logged into, the applications can vary quite
dramaticly. Because switches and settings can only go so far, i was
thinking we could store snippets of witango code in the database and then select
them for the appropriate group, store it in a var and do a <@var
local$Code encoding=metahtml>. It seems not to want to work and i
was wondering if it was because of a licensing issue?
Im storing the code with encoding=sql so it can
handle quotes and other sql control characters within the string.
im selecting it into local$Rule and then doing an
<@var local$Rule encoding=metahtml> to get the code to "run".
When i try to run it it just spits out the code
plaintext without parsing it. When i look at it in the database, it has
< and > instead of < and > so thats not the
problem.
When i do a <@var local$Rule> it shows <
as < and > as >
when i do a <@var local$Rule encoding=none>
it shows the code without parsing it (< as < and > as > but no code
being run)
when i do a <@var local$Rule
encoding=metahtml> it also just shows the code without running
it.
im pretty sure i must be doing something wrong but
cant see what. Anyone have any idea?
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- Re: Witango-Talk: a question about dynamic code Atrix Wolfe
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- Re: Witango-Talk: a question about dynamic code Atrix Wolfe
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- Re: Witango-Talk: a question about dynamic code Brian Mowers
