[ON-REV] include, dbExec and other things

[stephen barncard]

yeah, I know the On-Rev documentation is a little vague -- much of what you
need to know about On-Rev "special stuff"  is in the On-Rev engine notes:

http://samples.on-rev.com/irev-engine-notes.txt

I haven't seen anything called "dbExec" -- unless you saw it someone's code
- could be a rev subroutine or a jqurery call.


The .irev or .inc files that don't have a closing ?>  are used for
subroutine use only - the page doesn't 'execute' anything itself - has to be
called from another page... using  "include" earlier in the calling script.




009/6/30 Nicolas Cueto <niconiko at gmail.com>

> A bit of a ramble...
>
> To learn how to script irev files, I've been
> looking at members' code examples. But
> I'm getting snagged up by new terms.
>
> Two of my latest:"dbExec" and "include".
>
> At first I searched the runrev documentation,
> but now I know they're not runrev commands --
> which I found odd, since I thought the code
> between the <?rev  and the ?> that "did stuff"
> had to be rev-only... or in html.
>
> BTW, some code examples omitted the ?>.
> Is that an oversight or is that ok? Why?
>
> So, I looked more closely at the code examples,
> goggled a bit, and now have a sense of what
> "dbExec" and "include" are and a vague notion
> of how to use them (but further light is welcome).
>
> Anyway, my basic question is: If it's not in
> the Rev docs, how can I learn what irev
> scripts can do? Besides, that is, the on-rev
> forum, the on-rev online docs, and of course
> bugging this list.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Nicolas Cueto
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