Thank you for that explanation, it does make sense, you're right :-)
From the reading-and-understanding-code point of view, however, it
might have been better to have it the other way round. In everyday
language (= everyday logic), a NOT clause is used pretty often, and
"failing" (error) is conne
When I execute the code below , it works fine for the first "Single" button
push. But on the second push
I get an error message " System error. Illegal seek". Any ideas ?
PUBLIC SUB Single_Click()
DIM i AS Integer
DIM dump AS Byte
DIM data AS Byte
' DIM data AS String
PRINT "Test"
PRINT
Thinking about it, it makes more sense just to
<% PRINT ""%>
2009/5/3 Benoît Minisini
> > I'm trying to dynamically change an image. Here is a simple page:
> >
> >
> > #!/usr/bin/env gbw2
> > <%
> > DIM sEnv AS String
> > %>
> >
> >
> >
> > <%
> > sEnv = "hello.jpg"
> > %>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> I'm trying to dynamically change an image. Here is a simple page:
>
>
> #!/usr/bin/env gbw2
> <%
> DIM sEnv AS String
> %>
>
>
>
> <%
> sEnv = "hello.jpg"
> %>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> This looks okay to me, but on running, <$= sEnv%> inside the tag is
> not evaluated, presumably because it is inside th
Sergio A. Hernandez ha scritto:
> Doriano,
> >From my experience programming under languages that don't have any
> debugger at all like PHP-LAMP, the best thing to do in these cases is
> to create a debug subclass with a constructor that fills out all the
> data on a large form (however you want, w
Fixed by tinkering with the .settings file.
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I moved the contents of my project folder to another location. At first I did
not realise that there were hidden files in the folder also, and only
coppied the files I could see. Then after copying over the hidden files I
tried to open the project. It open with the form as expected, but the class
Sergio A. Hernandez wrote:
> Joshua,
> I am writing a Getting Started 24 lessons book, and the part that I
> did figure out yet is the CGI Web Application lesson. If you are
> planning to release your tutorial under the terms of the GNU Free Doc
> License and you are interested, you can be co-autho
Sergio, I just had a look at the link you sent and it looks good.
Once I've finished the tutorial I'd be happy for you to include it in your
book, under the GNU Free Doc License.
2009/5/3 Sergio A. Hernandez
> Joshua,
> I am writing a Getting Started 24 lessons book, and the part that I
> did f
So far I remember you need to register use the following link:
http://gambasdoc.org/help/register
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 3:40 AM, Joshua Higgins
wrote:
>> Print Request["your_name"]
>>
>
> Works fantastic. Just one more question: how would I go about helping to
> write the tutorial on maki
Joshua,
I am writing a Getting Started 24 lessons book, and the part that I
did figure out yet is the CGI Web Application lesson. If you are
planning to release your tutorial under the terms of the GNU Free Doc
License and you are interested, you can be co-author for this section
of the book.
http
Doriano,
>From my experience programming under languages that don't have any
debugger at all like PHP-LAMP, the best thing to do in these cases is
to create a debug subclass with a constructor that fills out all the
data on a large form (however you want, with static or random data).
That way you a
I think it asks for a username and password because the page it links to
doesn't exist yet.
2009/5/3 richard terry
> Hi all,
>
> I didn't know this page existed. Can we all put little tutorials on here?
>
> 1) How does one get username/password
>
> 2) Presumably this page is for anyone to view,
Hi all,
I didn't know this page existed. Can we all put little tutorials on here?
1) How does one get username/password
2) Presumably this page is for anyone to view, however it asks for
username/password when one tries to view a link.
Regards
richard
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I'm trying to dynamically change an image. Here is a simple page:
#!/usr/bin/env gbw2
<%
DIM sEnv AS String
%>
<%
sEnv = "hello.jpg"
%>
This looks okay to me, but on running, <$= sEnv%> inside the tag is
not evaluated, presumably because it is inside the img tag. Is this expected
behavi
>Print Request["your_name"]
>
Works fantastic. Just one more question: how would I go about helping to
write the tutorial on making a cgi web application here
http://gambasdoc.org/help/tutorial ?
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