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  • Newbies

Hi!!!!

I need help in xslt sessions.

I need to set two diferents global fields in my DB. I think that when you do this you open a xslt session and it's not necessary use the command create_session("session name"), but i'm not sure.

if i create new record setting the global fields, i open a session??

How i can know if the session is open?? Apear in the FM Server Admin???

In the next request the relations with the two global fields will be ok??

Anyone have documentation (good) about xslt sessions??

I activate the XSLT sessions in FMS8A and in the Publishing Engine.

Sorry for my english i'm spanish and it's my first post and i'm a bit nervous.

Dani

You don't need the fmxslt:session extension functions for that.

Look at page 88 of the FMSA CWP guide for how to set a global field. If you want that the global field will not be overwritten from different users, you just have to enable database sessions in your XSLT settings in the FMSA Web Publishing administration console. The WPE then will decide for itself what a session is (most probably access from the same IP address within the session timeout that can be defined in the general settings of the admin console). If it doesn't matter that the global field will be overwritten, you don't need to change anything in the administration console settings.

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  • Newbies

Thanks for all

Dani

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