html file - store in variable

Hi Adam,

There are several ways:
1.) MvImport (if it's a local file)
2.) MvCALL (if it's remote)=20

Or=20
3.) wget()+ sfcopy + MvImport (wget() only works in more recent versions =
of
EmpresaVM)

In all cases you loop through the file and assign each line (or =
callvalue)
to the result of the previous iteration.=20

4.) If you're using uncompiled mivascript, you can probably also use =
MvDO
directly, provided it's a local file

Markus
=20

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Sent: Dienstag, 8. M=E4rz 2005 00:51
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Subject: [mrc] html file - store in variable

Very simply I want to grab the entire contents of a small html file and
store it in a local variable. =20

html file - store in variable



Very simply I want to grab the entire contents of a small html file and
store it in a local variable.

html file - store in variable



Yes, Markus' answer is perfect. I would just add that you can also display
HTML pages directly from a database with MvEVAL. Of course, it assumes, you
store the HTML code into the database either manually (through an editor or
a web interface) or programmatically - depending on what exactly you are
trying to achieve.

Additionally, MvDO can be used for displaying HTML pages in compiled
applications too - you just need to run the file through the compiler
(although it does not contain any Miva Script code)

Ivo Truxa

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-----Original Message-----
From: MvMarkus


Hi Adam,

There are several ways:
1.) MvImport (if it's a local file)
2.) MvCALL (if it's remote)

Or
3.) wget()+ sfcopy + MvImport (wget() only works in more recent versions of
EmpresaVM)

In all cases you loop through the file and assign each line (or callvalue)
to the result of the previous iteration.

4.) If you're using uncompiled mivascript, you can probably also use MvDO
directly, provided it's a local file

Markus