Disco V1.00 avail. (Ifx Webblade compatible)
Posted in 1999
Disco V1.00 will be available for download within 24 hours. (note, my ftp access is broken) - free to download for evaluation purposes. BTW, Disco is an HTML preprocessor, running on Java, and is platform, database indepenent. It's also easily installed and distributable. The updated Disco website will also have updated docs including an Informix webblade compatibility table. All IFX functions and tags and dynamic tags are now supported in Disco except for the MIERROR tag, which i never used before anyhow. I have included below some details of other wonderful tags supported by Disco that are not supported by Informix's webblade. Disco also has a tag expansion method that allows you do build all sorts of personalised tags. For more info: http://www.boo.co.nz/disco P.S. If you're trying to get hold of me, I'll be on holiday in Russia until the 25th of August. Database <?SQL SQL="" MAXROWS="" "STARTROW="">repeated row content</?SQL> <?SELECTLIST NAME="" SQL="" SELECTONE="" SELECTED="" MULTIPLE SIZE="" VALUE="" OPTION=""> <?RADIOLIST NAME="" SQL="" CHECKONE="" CHECKED="" PRE="" POST="" VALUE=""> <?CHECKLIST NAME="" SQL="" CHECKONE="" CHECKED="" PRE="" POST="" VALUE=""> E-Mail <?EMAIL TO="" CC="" FROM="" SUBJECT="">email content</?EMAIL> Basic Disco Syntax <?VAR NAME="">variable processing content, optionally stored in named variable</?VAR> <?LOOP COND="" MAXLOOP="" INIT="" AFTER="">repeated content, no variable processing</?LOOP> <?IF COND="" >conditional content, no variable processing</?IF> <?IGNORE>Raw content is returned, but not processed.</?IGNORE> <?COMMENT>Comments or WIP will not be returned to the browser</?COMMENT> <?SECURITY ID="" LEVEL="" GROUP="" REDIRECT="">secure area</?SECURITY> <?SECURITY ADD ID="" LEVEL="" GROUP="" TIMEOUT=""></?SECURITY> System Expansion & File System <?GET COND="" SRC="" ID=""> <?CLASS CLASS="" METHOD=""> <?SYSTEM EXEC=""> <?IMPORT SRC="" ID="" PLAIN VARTEXT UNHTML MAXSIZE="" COND=""> <?EXPORT PATH="" OVERWRITE COND="">exported content</?EXPORT> <?DIRECTORY PATH="">$filename $filesize $isdir</?DIRECTORY> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Share what you know. Learn what you don't.