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Posted Thursday, August 27, 2009 - Post #24566
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For the life of me I cannot seem to be able to send the data from the program to a DB (so that it can be called by the PHP).

it always comes up as Microsoft VBScript compilation error 800A0400.

 Any help would be appreciated...

Posted Saturday, August 29, 2009 - Post #24570
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Okay, as no one is responding...Ron?...

How about I expand on my question...

$1= <%[  ]%>

This is as far as I can tell that is correct. So, how do I make GenoPro fill in the "<%[  ]%>" with some piece of information? Such as the name? So, that I could then modify the code and create more variables to get the other data in the program.

Posted Saturday, August 29, 2009 - Post #24571
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I sorry but I still do not have much of a clue from the information given as to what you are trying to achieve or where PHP fits in with the GenoPro Report Generator. The Report Generator essentially generates static web pages using VBscript or Jscript. These generated pages are placed on a web server in advance ready for access by a browser. On the other hand PHP is mostly used to generate dynamic web pages, i.e. they are generated at the time of a request by a browser. PHP sits on the web server and would need to have access to the GenoPro XML file in order to extract the information and generate the page and content. AFAIK the GenoPro API cannot be used from PHP and so access would be limited to standard PHP XML parser and XMreader interfaces.

The Narrative Report uses 'client-side scripting' (javascript) to provide interactive content. PHP is typically a 'server-side scripting' tool. There are many PHP tutorials available.


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Posted Sunday, August 30, 2009 - Post #24577
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Well, I want to have a variable that will take ONE piece of data from GenoPro. So, that I can continue that for all the people on the program, and for each piece of info I need.

As for knowledge of PHP, I know a good amount, but the XML bit not so well. One reason why i was wondering if it'd be possible to call data from the program directly to the script (so I can then pass that dats into a database to then be used to be read in some yet to be made pages displaying data the way I'd like). And, it'd cut down on the number of pages generated.



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