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Re: [MV Coding] Where is previous filename

To: minivend-users@minivend.com
Subject: Re: [MV Coding] Where is previous filename
From: "Mr. Anthony R.J. Ball" <ant@maine.com>
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 1999 20:39:22 -0500
In-Reply-To: <19990805195935.A6475@bill.minivend.com>; from mikeh@minivend.com on Thu, Aug 05, 1999 at 07:59:35PM -0400
References: <19990805143255.D15191@maine.com> <19990805195935.A6475@bill.minivend.com>


I'm gonna take a quick guess... MV_PREV_PAGE was implemented after mvend311?
I don't see it in the Global Variable hash... sigh... have to either cache it
or convince Chris he wants us to upgrade :)

> I would -- I thought I had documented @@MV_PREV_PAGE@@ (like @@MV_PAGE@@) but
> I guess not. At one point, I had thought about a history stack ala JavaScript
> but decided it was not worth the overhead to maintain.
> 
> Be careful, it is rolled over any time you load a page with the 
> Vend::Util::readin($page) routine.

-- 

Anthony Ball                                                ant@maine.com
MaineStreet Communications, Inc        208 Portland Road, Gray, ME  04039
tel:1.207.657.5078         fax:1.207.657.5048       http://www.maine.com/

References:
- [MV Coding] Where is previous filename
  - From: "Mr. Anthony R.J. Ball" <ant@maine.com>
- Re: [MV Coding] Where is previous filename
  - From: mikeh@minivend.com

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