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hi
how can i specify a new database...
i've made 'gw -d/user/sites/webinator/newdb -create'
then he made the new db's...fine
but when i want index my new site then comes:
'no database specified. use default d:/usr/sites/webinator/olddb'

whats wrong?

best regards
roberto

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If you're using a database other than the default, you need to
specify it to each invocation of gw. The "default" database is
always the db directory under the installed Webinator location.
Use:
gw -d/user/sites/webinator/newdb -create
gw -d/user/sites/webinator/newdb http://yoururlhere
Not:
gw -d/user/sites/webinator/newdb -create
gw http://yoururlhere




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thank you for replying...
only 2 questions...
1. can i embed asp in vortex or vortex in asp?
i've a asp file and a table... can i include the search with <!-- include
virual="--path--/search"--> in the table?

2. when i embed javascript in vortex with <send "<script
language=javascript>">...javascript...<send "</script>"> then comes a error
message ¨
015 /wwwroot/webinator/search:69: Tag missing closing `>' bracket
but where i missed a bracket???

best regards
roberto



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From: "Mark" <mark@thunderstone.com>
To: <roberto.balet@unic.ch>
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 6:53 PM
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You should use

<VERB NOESC>
</SCRIPT>
</VERB>

to end your embedded javascript. You can also enclose the entire javascript
with <VERB NOESC> and </VERB> if you aren't using any Vortex variables or
features to produce the javascript.

John Turnbull
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Thunderstone Software

Roberto Balet said:


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