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>> I'll try to work up an alternative example to show you. > Great! That surely would make a good example on > Relational Web's site, too, wouldn't it? Ok, Anton. Here's an example that was inspired by your Newsletter Subscriptions form. I've included a link to the full RPG source code. http://www.relational-data.com/rdweb/newsmenu.html
Thanks Nathan, that looks really nice, the page as well as the RPG code. But it was very hard to reach your site, and it vanished after a short time again in the matrix. Looking at your sources is interesting, too... ;-) links to xxx.isp (isp = internet starter page? :-) seem to fire up the whole thing, then actions like 02JYBDCB2842.WTN seem to reference to your "state" (web ... can't imagine anything :-). Very interesting; i assume that you can surely prevent a user sending the same stuff twice by accident with this. I wasn't able to do it twice, so i couldn't examine that. But i seem to be luckier than others on the list. Thanks! best regards / Mit freundlichen Grüssen Anton Gombkötö Avenum Technologie GmbH http://www.avenum.com
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