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Super, got you 100% Ted!

Correct me if better,

Get going with the cookie here:

http://www.newlisp.org/syntax.cgi?code/cookie-cgi.txt

and tie it to the user form login info? Then use both to authenicate schedule access?

Thanks again!

Ok big thanks Ted!

I understand the code above to test whether a script is public, and allow it if so.

Am I on a good line of thinking to have a user/pass/cookie allow private schedules to display?

Thanks again! :)

So your data model is like this: Every schedule is unique, will have a unique name or key. Every schedule will have a creator/owner. Every schedule will be either public or private. Then I propose that the schedules format is like this: ;; (schedule "schedule1" "owner1" 'public 1 2 3 4 ...) That ma...

Thanks again TedWalther! Too vague. How would "other" users access a users schedule? What would they do with it? [...] When a user creates a schedule, that user can set that schedule to be private or public. Users could create their own schedule or they could browse and use public schedules. Each us...

TedWalther, I appreciate the "contexts as dictionaries", thanks and it makes great sense! So the question is, is a schedule unique. Yes, every is schedule unique. What do you mean by "allow another user to access the schedule". I mean, any user could access another's schedules. Does a schedule alway...

Swiss Army Ted! Greatest improvement! Thank you for this! I like that your schedules:add method allows me to put in more list elements if needed! I also appreciate how this method creates a nested list of usernames with their associated data. How then would be best to use implicit indexing to call u...

Hi and thanks! I would like to associate a username with a bunch of schedules (lists), or vice versa. Would anyone please direct towards an efficient way to scale this type of data structure: ; Format: Schedule# (Username, Schedule Name, Start Time, Interval in Seconds, Expiry). (set 'S0 '("Username...

I think you will have to wait until there are more newLISP web sites out there.

I see at keywordspy.com that linux is searched for

37,200,000/month

and newLISP is searched for

2,900/month

But maybe you can create the first newLISP search engine, written in newLISP :D

Hi Darth, If you go to google, and put this into the search box: site:http://www.newlispfanclub.alh.net/forum/ set-ref-all you will see results for the search 'set-ref-all'' of newLISP Fan Club site. Want to search for the function 'dostring' on the newLISP.org site, try this search: site:http://new...

Hi ralph!

Thats great to hear! Cant beat the "nothing not possible"! :0)

And thanks for the starting pointers on where to put nL and the script!

Ill report back with my progress on this. Much appreaciated again, ralph!

Hi, I would like to create Ubuntu Snappy apps with newLISP and am not sure if it's possible or how best to do this. http://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/build-apps/ http://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/build-apps/your-first-snap/ Any pointers or general direction on this would be greatly appreciat...

Looks great! Thanks for sharing the code! :)

Hi rickyboy! Thanks for the help with this! :D I did try Jeremy's suggestion. It did not work for me. My (Debian) Linux Mint said I had to add "+" symbols before everything after Options. I did that and was able to restart Apache2 successfully. After trying his Apache config file additions, I got an...

Hi and thanks for the quick thoughts and suggestions! I have done here what rickyboy suggested and I think apache user sees nL no problem. joe@kvskn /var/www $ grep APACHE_RUN_USER /etc/apache2/envvars export APACHE_RUN_USER=www-data [...] $ /usr/bin/env newlisp newLISP v.10.6.0 64-bit on Linux IPv4...

Hi! I am running a Debian (Linux Mint) and have installed apache2, sqlite3 and downloaded all the requirements for Rockets from here: http://newlisponrockets.com/rockets-item.lsp?p=99 I am seeing the text of the index.cgi that I have unpacked into /var/www of Rockets when I go to: http://localhost/i...

Ryon, thanks for keeping this site alive and kickin! You rock!

Yeah! Thanks denis for the pdf of Code Patterns!

Was this manually done or fully-automated? Thanks again!

I think the two broken links in the post are meant to be these:

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introduct ... et-ref-all

http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newlis ... em_symbols

Thanks Lutz!

I grazed through the release notes but perhaps a little too fast.

Thanks for the cross version examples and explanation!

Ive been looking for a way to try out the curry. ;0)

Hi - When I try this on my computer, it works fine: newLISP v.10.3.3 on Linux IPv4/6 UTF-8 (set 'a '("oneone" "two" "twotwotwo" "three" "threethree")) (println (filter (fn (x) (find-all {\w{6,12}} x)) a)) ;-> ("oneone" "twotwotwo" "threethree") but when I try on NearlyFreeSpeech.net newLISP v.10.2.8...

Biggest thanks cormullion! :D

That post was so helpful I added it to your newLISP Wikibook on "The Internet".

https://en.wikibooks.org/w/index.php?ti ... e_Internet

Much appreciated, as always.

Hi, I would like to create an html form on my index.cgi. For example, I would like to have a search on my site and use the term searched for to build my page. Do I just create the form html, and have it post to mysite.com/index.cgi?search=xyz ? What do I need to do inside of index.cgi in order to be...

Gotcha both on that, saulgoode and Patrick,

Never heard of octals but now I know better. :0)

Thanks again for pointing it out exactly!

> (int 00) 0 > (int 01) 1 > (int 02) 2 > (int 03) 3 > (int 04) 4 > (int 05) 5 > (int 06) 6 > (int 07) 7 > (int 08) 0 > (int 09) 0 > (int 10) 10 > (int 11) 11 ok. nL is playing tricks on me! ;0) Manual says: If exp evaluates to a string, the string must start with a digit; one or more spaces; or the...

Thanks PapoAnaya!

I will take your advice on putting comparison function predicates in the special keywords list.

.lsp seems standard, too, so I will use that. Much appreciated!