Dossy at 00:35, 2 December 2005

2005-12-02T00:35:00Z

129.33.49.251 at 20:02, 1 December 2005

2005-12-01T20:02:15Z

2005-12-01T19:56:19Z

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the examples are malformed, the brackets <nowiki>[ ]</nowiki> are estranged or omitted. in other words, cut and paste produces non-working code.

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		+	* A single bracket is a literal bracket except when surrounding a URL. Double brackets link to internal page names. I'll go fix the examples to render properly in MediaWiki. Thanks for bringing it up. ''-- [[User:Dossy\|Dossy]] 19:35, 1 December 2005 (EST)''

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−	the examples are malformed, the brackets <nowiki>[ ]</nowiki> are estranged or omitted. in other words, cut and paste produces non-working code.	+	the examples are malformed, the brackets <nowiki>[ ]</nowiki> are estranged or omitted. in other words, cut and paste produces non-working code. possible suggestions are using the "<nowiki>" or "pre" tags, but i dislike this as an overall solution because linking ns_db to [[ns_db]] could be useful and the nowiki or pre tag would remove that. isn't there a simple way to insert a bracket character? or would we need to use the entity code with &code for brackets? that would make pasting code into the wiki very hard.
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		+	suggestion, use "pre" for now and not worry about wiki linking from code examples:
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	<%
		+	# change "poolname" to match the pool you defined in your config.tcl
		+	set pool "poolname"
		+	# change to reflect the SQL you wish to execute
		+	set sql "SELECT NOW()"
		+
		+	set db ""
		+	catch {
		+	set db [ns_db gethandle $pool]
		+	set row [ns_db select $db $sql]
		+	while {[ns_db getrow $db $row]} {
		+	ns_adp_puts "row: [ns_set array $row]"
		+	}
		+	}
		+	catch { ns_db releasehandle $db }
		+	%>
		+	</pre>