Wayne unless I miss something here
<@VAR NAME=@@user$affiliate[1,2] SCOPE=domain>
should be
<@VAR NAME=affiliate[1,2] SCOPE=user>
or
@@user$affiliate[1,2]
or
<@VAR NAME=user$affiliate[1,2] >
also
<@ASSIGN NAME=VarName VALUE=@@local$resultset SCOPE=domain>
can be
<@ASSIGN NAME=domain$VarName VALUE=@@resultset > (if you really want
to assign it to domain scope)
and the affiliate variable should be
<@ASSIGN NAME=user$affiliate VALUE=@@resultset >
not
<@ASSIGN NAME=@@user$affiliate VALUE=@@local$resultset SCOPE=domain>
this takes an array in the user scope called affiliate and assigns to
it the resultset and puts it in the domain scope sort of. I think
actually trying to do this should result in an error since it is not
really proper syntax for the assign name.
make sense.
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On Mar 13, 2008, at 2:26 AM, Wayne Irvine wrote:
I am looking to assing an array to a var. Easy enough:
<@ASSIGN NAME=VarName VALUE=@@local$resultset SCOPE=domain>
Trouble is, the VarName is also a variable:
<@ASSIGN NAME=@@user$affiliate VALUE=@@local$resultset SCOPE=domain>
This seems to work and calls @@user$affiliate show the array.
But if I want to access one element of the array:
<@VAR NAME=VarName[1,2] SCOPE=domain> Works
But
<@VAR NAME=@@user$affiliate[1,2] SCOPE=domain> Doesn't.
Where am I going wrong?
Wayne Irvine
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