Re: Getting article aid (giving or notgivingpubid) via the title

"Federico Luciani" <[email protected]> Wed, 10 Sep 2003 20:26:14 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.xaraya.knowledge-base
Message-ID <016f01c377c9$04f087f0$7902a8c0@WEBDEV>
Dear mike,

> >In every case, thanks for your reply.
> >If you are interested in SQLXML, Sablotron etc, here I am: feel free to
> >contact me, even at my personal email
> >[email protected]
>
> Could be interesting to put it in the repository, at least in the tests/
> directory, until someone can pick it up and turn it into a new generic
> access method for Xaraya :-)
>
> If it's not too much trouble, could you create a feature request at
> bugs.xaraya.com, with an attachment containing the code + some
> basic docs ?
>
No problems with the code: in the next days i'll put an attachment with it,
with any comments (to be done :-).
Docs are another thing...but i promise to write something in the next
future.
This kind of environment could be very interesting for every kind of
syndication (but it requires an XSLT parser).
Sorry for the not-so prompt reply: I'm alone (this is my job: I'm developing
a 2nd version of an e-commerce/ERP app; the 1st were under PostNuke and it's
running in various sites with very similar architecture).

If you're interested in, try this URL sequence:
The Page
http://www.winnerpc.it/modules.php?op=modload&name=MokaNuke&file=index&cod=&descr=&typo=FDD&typo=MAST&typo=MEMF
The XML
http://www.winnerpc.it/modules.php?op=modload&name=MokaNuke&file=index&cod=&descr=&typo=FDD&typo=MAST&typo=MEMF&toxml=xml
The SQLXML call
http://www.winnerpc.it/modules.php?op=modload&name=MokaNuke&file=index&cod=&descr=&typo=FDD&typo=MAST&typo=MEMF&toxml=file
The XSL Template
http://www.winnerpc.it/modules.php?op=modload&name=MokaNuke&file=index&cod=&descr=&typo=FDD&typo=MAST&typo=MEMF&toxml=xsl
The PHP script to be eval(uated)
http://www.winnerpc.it/modules.php?op=modload&name=MokaNuke&file=index&cod=&descr=&typo=FDD&typo=MAST&typo=MEMF&toxml=script

If you want to try the "Configuratore PC" link, it would be very
interesting. Put &toxml=[directive] at the end of the URLs and play as you
want.
Have fun.
Federico