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Aaron,
Yes it is, thanks.

Tech Support,
The solution you sent by email worked worked! To share with everybody:
---Start Tech Support Response---
You need change the Multiple Character Wildcard in the Symbols section from * to |

Replace the Start Pattern in the Record with: |

Also, in the Message Lookup Table, it will need to be:

Data In Data Out
|Line1=|
|Line2=|
etc
---End Tech Support Response---

Case closed and many thanks,
Jim

I just sent up a screen shot of every configuration screen for Advanced Polling including the Lookup Table for Message. Thanks,
Jim

I thought you might recognize it. I sent you the ascii file and several screen shots to support. Maybe I'm missing something but all the other functionality seems to be there. The Lookup Table for the recipient is working fine.
Jim

Same results except Line1= is gone because of the offset, a good idea by the way. It seems like the Lookup Table isn't parsing out the text. I tried it like this |Line2=| and like this Line2= and neither changed the output.

I just got our key and installed it and that did not have any affect (didn't think it would).
Jim

Yes, they are.

We are trying to use the Lookup Table in GetAscii, Settings, Advanced Polling, Messages to change several message line prefixs to a space or some other character. The Lookup Table doesn't seem to have any effect for the message body but works fine for Recipients. Example:
Our file from our software package looks like this -
[Header]
Count=1
ID=1
[Subscriber1]
SubscriberName=Medic 222
[Message]
Line1=222*
Line2=Test Call*
Line3=TEST CALL*
Line4=TEST CALL*

We were able to get GetAscii to send the message to the recipient medic_222 by setting a lookup for Medic 222 as the Data In and medic_222 for the Data out. The message body of the page looked like:
Line1=222*Line2=Test Call*Line3=TEST CALL*Line4=TEST CALL*

We tried to get rid of the Line1= through Line4= by creating a Lookup Table with Line1= as the Data In and several other characters for the Data Out. Nothing seemed to work and the message body would still contain the Line1= through Line4= content. It should look like:
222*Test Call*TEST CALL*TEST CALL*

Any ideas? Also, we are still in Eval mode.
Thanks,
Jim

Author	Message
Topic: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2010 2:46 pm Subject: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Aaron, Yes it is, thanks. Tech Support, The solution you sent by email worked worked! To share with everybody: ---Start Tech Support Response--- You need change the Multiple Character Wildcard in the Symbols section from * to \| Replace the Start Pattern in the Record with: \| Also, in the Message Lookup Table, it will need to be: Data In Data Out \|Line1=\| \|Line2=\| etc ---End Tech Support Response--- Case closed and many thanks, Jim
Topic: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2010 1:01 pm Subject: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	I just sent up a screen shot of every configuration screen for Advanced Polling including the Lookup Table for Message. Thanks, Jim
Topic: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2010 12:52 pm Subject: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	I thought you might recognize it. I sent you the ascii file and several screen shots to support. Maybe I'm missing something but all the other functionality seems to be there. The Lookup Table for the recipient is working fine. Jim
Topic: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2010 11:24 am Subject: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Same results except Line1= is gone because of the offset, a good idea by the way. It seems like the Lookup Table isn't parsing out the text. I tried it like this \|Line2=\| and like this Line2= and neither changed the output. I just got our key and installed it and that did not have any affect (didn't think it would). Jim
Topic: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2010 10:22 am Subject: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Yes, they are.
Topic: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 5:01 pm Subject: GetASCII Message Lookup Table
jroot Replies: 9 Views: 22100	We are trying to use the Lookup Table in GetAscii, Settings, Advanced Polling, Messages to change several message line prefixs to a space or some other character. The Lookup Table doesn't seem to have any effect for the message body but works fine for Recipients. Example: Our file from our software package looks like this - [Header] Count=1 ID=1 [Subscriber1] SubscriberName=Medic 222 [Message] Line1=222* Line2=Test Call* Line3=TEST CALL* Line4=TEST CALL* We were able to get GetAscii to send the message to the recipient medic_222 by setting a lookup for Medic 222 as the Data In and medic_222 for the Data out. The message body of the page looked like: Line1=222Line2=Test CallLine3=TEST CALLLine4=TEST CALL We tried to get rid of the Line1= through Line4= by creating a Lookup Table with Line1= as the Data In and several other characters for the Data Out. Nothing seemed to work and the message body would still contain the Line1= through Line4= content. It should look like: 222Test CallTEST CALLTEST CALL Any ideas? Also, we are still in Eval mode. Thanks, Jim