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  • msgbase.get_msg_header

    From datavase@VERT/DATAVASE to All on Friday, March 26, 2010 09:50:27
    Hi,

    I'm writing an .js with the aim of exporting mesage areas to a PHP forum
    based.
    On my .js I have:

    var msg_header = msgbase.get_msg_header(6); console.print("\r\n\1n"+msg_header);

    Instead of the header of the message 6, what I get on the screen is:
    [object MsgHeader]

    Please, could somebody point me to the right direction? What I'm doing wrong? Thanks a lot.

    Cheers,
    datavase

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to datavase on Friday, March 26, 2010 10:19:41
    Re: msgbase.get_msg_header
    By: datavase to All on Fri Mar 26 2010 09:50 am


    I'm writing an .js with the aim of exporting mesage areas to a PHP forum based.
    On my .js I have:

    var msg_header = msgbase.get_msg_header(6); console.print("\r\n\1n"+msg_header);

    Instead of the header of the message 6, what I get on the screen is:
    [object MsgHeader]

    Please, could somebody point me to the right direction? What I'm doing wrong? Thanks a lot.

    msg_header is an object. To view the properties of an object, you need to reference them (like msg_header.from). See http://synchro.net/docs/jsobjs.html#MsgBase_methods save_msg() method for a complete list of header fields (properties). You can also enumerate through the properties and display them all using code such as:

    for (p in msg_header)
    print(p +'='+ msg_header[p]);

    And see the examples .js files in your exec dir.

    digital man

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  • From datavase@VERT/DATAVASE to Digital Man on Saturday, March 27, 2010 11:01:59
    Re: msgbase.get_msg_header
    By: datavase to All on Fri Mar 26 2010 09:50 am


    I'm writing an .js with the aim of exporting mesage areas to a PHP forum based.
    On my .js I have:

    var msg_header = msgbase.get_msg_header(6); console.print("\r\n\1n"+msg_header);

    Instead of the header of the message 6, what I get on the screen is: [object MsgHeader]

    Please, could somebody point me to the right direction? What I'm doing wrong? Thanks a lot.

    msg_header is an object. To view the properties of an object, you need to reference them (like msg_header.from). See http://synchro.net/docs/jsobjs.html#MsgBase_methods save_msg() method for a complete list of header fields (properties). You can also enumerate through the properties and display them all using code such as:

    for (p in msg_header)
    print(p +'='+ msg_header[p]);

    And see the examples .js files in your exec dir.

    digital man

    Snapple "Real Fact" #148:
    The tallest man was 8 ft. 11 in.

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    Thanks a lot DM,

    the information was excellent. Now I'm getting the information I wanted using the properties.

    Cheers,
    datavase

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