thanks!
On May 9, 2006, at 2:28 PM, Alan Wolfe wrote:
have you tried metahtml encoding?
encoding=metahtml will evaluate a variable and execute all witango
instructions inside it like it sound you want it to.
On 5/9/06, William M Conlon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm looking
for a way to evaluate a metatag stored in a database,
similar to runtime evaluation of an include file.
(I recall my DEC PDP-9 had an opcode to "Execute the instruction at
the operand address. That's what I want to do).
Say I SELECT default FROM table WHERE...
resultset[1,1]: ==> <@CURRENTTIMESTAMP>
So I want to replace @@resultset[1,1] with the currenttimestamp as
evaluated by witango (or some other reasonable metatag).
I was hoping that <@CALC <@VAR ENCODING="none" SCOPE="request"
NAME="resultset[1,1]">>
would work per the manpage that states:
[quote]The rule is, if the expression contains a single meta tag,
such an expression is fully evaluated by the calculator, rather than
treated as a string.[/quote]
Anyone know how to do this?
Bill
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