Jan 09

11 Christians arrested at homosexual event

Wow, what has America come to? Check out how this story is unfolding. October 15, 2004 – WorldNetDaily – 11 Christians arrested at homosexual event December 1, 2004 – WorldNetDaily – ‘Philadelphia 11′ fighting back December 14, 2004 – WorldNetDaily – City will prosecute Christian protesters December 16, 2004 – WorldNetDaily – Prosecutor: Bible is ‘fighting words’ December 20, 2004 – WorldNetDaily – Free the Philadelphia 4 January 5, 2005 – WorldNetDaily – U.S. attorneys complicit in arrest of Christians? January 5, 2005 – AgapePress – Report Says Homosexual DOJ Lawyers Complicit in Arrest of Christians
Jan 07

New BlogSphere Image Document

BlogSphere currently displaying the URL of the image which is nice, but most of the time I use the image in a blog with plain text so I have to remember the rest of the HTML like the ALT and border that needs to be added. What would be nice is to display the image HTML along with the URL, with the ability copy the text. All I do now is attach the image and save and start copying text. Here are the changes I made with the ability to have multiple images which is currently possible. If your are going to make these changes please place the image description and fields in a table so the URL and HTML text is aligned correctly when there are multi-values. Change the ImageName to be editable with multi-value checked with Newline as the as the display separator. The input translation would be:
@If( ImageName = "" ; @AttachmentNames ; ImageName )
The Computed Text for the URL needs to be changed to an editable field (ImageURL) with Newline as the as the display separator. The editable is needed so copying of the URL can be done while editing. The input translation would be:
@GetProfileField("BlogConfig";"Conf_basic_baseURL") + "/2/") + @Explode( ImageFileName; ";" ))</div> 
 A new field(ImageHTML) editable with Newline as the as the display separator.  The editable is needed so copying of the HTML can be done while editing.  The input translation would be:  <div class="formula">url := (@GetProfileField("BlogConfig";"Conf_basic_baseURL") + "/2/") + @Explode( ImageFileName; ";" ) ;
 @If(ImageName=""; ""; (("&lt;img src=\"") + url + ("\" border=0 ALT=\"")) + ImageName + ("\"&gt;" ))
The preview will need the same code as the ImageHTML field. The last step is to move the ImageFileName field above the ImageURL fields so URL and HTML display correctly when refreshed or saved the first time.

New Look:

Jan 05

Comparing StrCompare and @Compare

The StrCompare and @Compare are considered ‘Language cross-reference’ according to Designer Help. When using the compares you should get the following results:
Strings being compared
StrCompare result
@Compare
Either string is NULL
NULL
string1 is less than string2
-1
-1
string1 equals string2
0
0
string1 is greater than string2
1
1
Now use the following strings and the results are different. The only character that is different is the special characters. I would assume that all non number and letters would have the same reults.
String1 String2
StrCompare Results
@Compare Results
MailArchivensf Mailnsf
-1
-1
MailArchive.nsf Mail.nsf
1
-1
MailArchive!nsf Mail!nsf
1
-1
MailArchive!nsf Mail!nsf
1
-1
MailArchive#nsf Mail#nsf
1
-1
MailArchive5nsf Mail5nsf
1
1
For now I will be using the following code:
Dim String1 As String, String2 As String Dim EvalCompare As Variant Dim CompareResults As Integer String1 = “MailArchive.nsf” String2 = “Mail.nsf” EvalCompare = Evaluate( { @Compare( “} + String1 + {” ; “} + String2 + {” )}) CompareResults = EvalCompare(0)