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Re: xmlrpc in Jaguar (follow-up)
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Re: xmlrpc in Jaguar (follow-up)


  • Subject: Re: xmlrpc in Jaguar (follow-up)
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 01:03:02 -0700

On 8/27/02 12:51 AM, "Adriaan Tijsseling" <email@hidden> wrote:

> In other words, if I do not use the variables, but put in the raw strings.
> Now, that is quite inconvenient.
>
> Any ideas what may be wrong here?
>
> I did make sure the passed variables were of type string.

Where are the variables being defined? When you say "passed", do you mean as
handler parameters?

I'd suspect 'string'. 'string' has changed its type several times recently.
In some contexts, it is no longer plain text, but 'international text':
styled text. URLs may need plain text. It's possible that Script Editor will
coerce styled text to plain text but that an AS Studio project, a Cocoa
implementation, doesn't. This may be where you need the <<class ktxt>>
coercion. Give it a try.

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Paul Berkowitz


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