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Modify DCR to add a new item

HeMan10

Hi,
I am trying to modify one DCR to add another node.
This is the piece of code:
[PHP]my $lefNavLinks = qq{};
my $newxml = qq{Hotel Description:hoteldescriptionmain.wntyesno};
$dcrcontent =~ s|$leftNavLinks|$newxml|;[/PHP]

It doesn't replace the item as expected and it just is adding it as the first line in the DCR. Does it make sense to any of you? Please help me before I go completely crazy.

Thanks a lot,
-H

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ISCBorisB

Hi,
I am trying to modify one DCR to add another node.
This is the piece of code:
[PHP]my $lefNavLinks = qq{};
my $newxml = qq{Hotel Description:hoteldescriptionmain.wntyesno};
$dcrcontent =~ s|$leftNavLinks|$newxml|;[/PHP]

It doesn't replace the item as expected and it just is adding it as the first line in the DCR. Does it make sense to any of you? Please help me before I go completely crazy.

Thanks a lot,
-H

You did not indicate what was in the $dcrcontent before substitution. Without knowing that nobody can tell if your
substitution command had a match and if it did what happened

HeMan10

I am sorry. Here is the xml before:
[PHP]descriptiondescription.html
[/PHP]

Thanks
-H

gzevin

have you ever thought of using the native API (teamSite: Smiley Very Happy

CRNode) or, XML: Smiley Very Happy

OM, for this purpose?

MAK

Hi,

[html]my $lefNavLinks = qq{};
my $newxml = qq{Hotel Description:hoteldescriptionmain.wntyesno};
$dcrcontent =~ s|$leftNavLinks|$newxml|;
[/html]
your variable is : $lefNavLinks
while replacing : $leftNavLinks

note the typo error : "t" is missing.

ISCBorisB

I am sorry. Here is the xml before:
[PHP]descriptiondescription.html
[/PHP]

Thanks
-H

See MAK's post. Should work when typo is fixed

HeMan10

MAK, ISCBorisB

Thanks a lot guys.

gzevin,
I tried using the DCRnode but what its doing is: lets say I have a big textarea with multiple paragraphs of data that has p tags and anchor tags, its kind of setting blank in place of the HTML. Thats the problem. I used set_inner_xml method. Looks like its removing the less than entity and greater than entity in the tags.Please let me know if you know how to fix that.

Thanks,
-H

Adam Stoller

MAK, ISCBorisB

Thanks a lot guys.

gzevin,
I tried using the DCRnode but what its doing is: lets say I have a big textarea with multiple paragraphs of data that has p tags and anchor tags, its kind of setting blank in place of the HTML. Thats the problem. I used set_inner_xml method. Looks like its removing the less than entity and greater than entity in the tags.Please let me know if you know how to fix that.

Thanks,
-H

If you retrieve the textarea contents - they'll automatically be un-encoded / un-entitized (for lack of a real word) - to put it back in place you have to re-encode / re-entitize the CDATA contents so that '<' becomes '<', etc. - Generally HTML::Entities is a useful module for this kind of thing.

gzevin

If you retrieve the textarea contents - they'll automatically be un-encoded / un-entitized (for lack of a real word) - to put it back in place you have to re-encode / re-entitize the CDATA contents so that '<' becomes '<', etc. - Generally HTML::Entities is a useful module for this kind of thing.

yes, and also XML: Smiley Very Happy

OM has its own internal encoding method (cannot remember outta top of my head now)...