Re: question: search return in order
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 12714
interpreted = N
texte = >When I have the thankyou.tmpl page do a search for serial numbers based>upon whether they were sold or not, the search results are random and not>necessarily in the order that they appear on the db. For instance, SKU>1,2,3,4,5,6 can be all marked as Sold=F but the search result of the db>with a max=2 will give me back SKU 3 and 5 or if I do it again results come>back as 1 and 4.>>Question:>>Is there a way to set the search up so that it when a max=2 that it will>give me SKU 1 and 2? And if SKU 1 is Sold=T then the results would then be>SKU 2 and 3? Not the random results.Try adding &asskusort=1&skutype=num to your search parameters. The&asskusort=1 tells WebCat to sort the matching sku values in ascendingorder, and the skutype=num tells WebCat that the sku values are numbers andshould be sorted as numbers instead of being sorted as text.Sincerely, Ken GromeWebDNA Solutionshttp://www.hui.net/dna/webdna.html.
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>When I have the thankyou.tmpl page do a search for serial numbers based>upon whether they were sold or not, the search results are random and not>necessarily in the order that they appear on the db. For instance, SKU>1,2,3,4,5,6 can be all marked as Sold=F but the search result of the db>with a max=2 will give me back SKU 3 and 5 or if I do it again results come>back as 1 and 4.>>Question:>>Is there a way to set the search up so that it when a max=2 that it will>give me SKU 1 and 2? And if SKU 1 is Sold=T then the results would then be>SKU 2 and 3? Not the random results.Try adding &asskusort=1&skutype=num to your search parameters. The&asskusort=1 tells WebCat to sort the matching sku values in ascendingorder, and the skutype=num tells WebCat that the sku values are numbers andshould be sorted as numbers instead of being sorted as text.Sincerely, Ken GromeWebDNA Solutionshttp://www.hui.net/dna/webdna.html.
Kenneth Grome
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