Hi All,
Just found HTML3 object has this method.

oHtml:GetVal("Error")       NIL
oHtml:AssignVar("Error","ON")  //"ON"
oHtml:GetVar("Error")                  //"ON"

Does it simply add a name-value pair to aQueryVars?

Thanks,
Vladimir

Vladimir,

> Hi All,
> Just found HTML3 object has this method.
> 
> oHtml:GetVal("Error")       NIL
> oHtml:AssignVar("Error","ON")  //"ON"
> oHtml:GetVar("Error")                  //"ON"
> 
> Does it simply add a name-value pair to aQueryVars?

GetVar fetches a CGI variable from waa1gate.
SetVar sets a dummy CGI variable (I believe)
AssignVar is an alias of SetVar.

GetVal - unknown, is it in waa v1.90?  It's not in 1.82.

Regards,

Phil Ide

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Hi Phil, 

welcome back 

> GetVar fetches a CGI variable from waa1gate.
> SetVar sets a dummy CGI variable (I believe)
> AssignVar is an alias of SetVar.
> 
> GetVal - unknown, is it in waa v1.90?  It's not in 1.82.

I would think this is simply a typo... and should read GetVar()... I even
didn't notice before you mentioned it 

Thomas

Thomas,
Thanks, just noticed I made a typo, I meant GetVar()
AssignVar method I found from classDescribe() method in waa v1.82
AsssignVar and GetVar are not the same. AssignVar set a new name/value pair 
in the received array of variables, SetVar add a new one to the array (html 
source) to be sent.

Regards,
Vladimir



"Thomas Braun" <spam@software-braun.de> wrote in message 
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>
> Hi Phil,
>
> welcome back 
>
>> GetVar fetches a CGI variable from waa1gate.
>> SetVar sets a dummy CGI variable (I believe)
>> AssignVar is an alias of SetVar.
>>
>> GetVal - unknown, is it in waa v1.90?  It's not in 1.82.
>
> I would think this is simply a typo... and should read GetVar()... I even
> didn't notice before you mentioned it 
>
> Thomas

Vladimir,

> Thanks, just noticed I made a typo, I meant GetVar()
> AssignVar method I found from classDescribe() method in waa v1.82
> AsssignVar and GetVar are not the same. AssignVar set a new name/value pair 
> in the received array of variables, SetVar add a new one to the array (html 
> source) to be sent.

That would be very useful when cross-calling form-functions.  However, since
I use xbHCL, I can do this independant of WAA via the EVAR command (and of
course that works with Xb2.NET as well).

Still, another set of notes to make about WAA - thanks 

Regards,

Phil Ide

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