Thursday, March 4, 2010

Updated Docs Again

I corrected the Fetch method bug, and re-ran all of the simple, advanced, and email examples to make sure they work.

Also, I added documentation on how to create a test database, database user, and database login. I used SQL Server 2005 Express. You can use your own database and authentication, of course, but if you're creating a development server or VM, having the steps right there should shorten the time it takes to get right to developing. I included a lot of screenshots, too.

I also re-structured the documentation directories.

Perhaps I should add some more screenshots on Sourceforge ... :)
Posted by William at 1:02 PM

4 comments:

  1. Dear William

    Thanks for your AWESOME templating engine!
    I need your help in the following scenario:
    I have categories table and articles table.. each article is linked to a category id.
    I want to design a template to display a list of categories and below each category a list of the first 3 articles in this category.. each article have title,image,url,short desc.. and some other properties.. Whats the best way to do that?
    I see you have array of dictionaries, but dictionary could have a key and value only and I have many properties,

    I was searching in your documention how to do array of recordsets.. please advise.

    Hope to see a resolution for my case ASAP, I'll visit your blog daily to see your response.

    Kindest Regards

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  2. Dear Anonymous ("AWESOME templating engine"),

    Thank you for the high praise!

    I apologize for not responding earlier. I only started getting comments on my blog, so I missed yours.

    Let me work on a solution for you. Perhaps a day or two!

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  3. Dear Anonymous ("AWESOME templating engine"),

    Good idea.

    I added a simple forum reader. You can find it in the documentation: Simple Examples / Simple Forum Reader.

    You can't add or edit existing entries, but I hope you find it useful anyway!

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  4. Dear William

    Thank you so much for your assistance. I'm an ASP developer for many years, I always look for an ideal templating engine for Classic ASP, I have used many, but not fully satisfied, when I see your template engine I say WOW!! Got It! I think it's the best. thanks again for the great sample you provided.

    I'm looking for your email address, I will be happy to receive an email from you to be in contact with you for cooperation:
    calltheweb@yahoo.com

    Kindest Regards

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