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texte = At 08:57 PM 2/26/98 -0800, you wrote:>>I am attempting to search a classifieds style database. I want to give the>>user a way to enter 3 different area codes in which to narrow there search.>>If no data is enter in the 3 fields or no matching data is entered, the>>search result is always 0 records. From what I understand, webcatalog>>should ignore the field and return all records. below is a sample of my>>input search and my result page:>> >>>>Here, try the same search *without* the rq on the end of the woareaCodedatarq parameter and see what happens. If that doesn't fix it, add another parameter such as &neskudatarq=[blank] (assuming that you have a field in the database named sku of> I have tried it without the rq and it has the same result. I have also tried a line context such as: [search db=xxxx.db&woareaCodedatarq=&descriptiondatard=Dusky] Same result... I have changed my search page and specified to the user to put a space between each areacode to search for. That works... Below: <
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On my result page here is my search context:[search db=marine.db&AllReqd=T&wotypedata=[form.type]&rnlengthdata=[form.length]&rnpricedata=[form.price]&geiddata=0&group1field=mfg+model+description&wogroup1data=[form.keyword]&woareaCodedata=[form.areaCode]]Oh yea I do have a geiddata=0. id comes from [cart] when a record is appended. On a another subject: Why must I keep the [search] contents on the same line in my text editor. (I have used w95 word pad (txt file save) and notepad same result). It's really annoying because of the long lines. If I go beyond the 1st line of text in the [search it will not interpret the 2nd line....
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At 08:57 PM 2/26/98 -0800, you wrote:>>I am attempting to search a classifieds style database. I want to give the>>user a way to enter 3 different area codes in which to narrow there search.>>If no data is enter in the 3 fields or no matching data is entered, the>>search result is always 0 records. From what I understand, webcatalog>>should ignore the field and return all records. below is a sample of my>>input search and my result page:>> >>>>Here, try the same search *without* the rq on the end of the woareaCodedatarq parameter and see what happens. If that doesn't fix it, add another parameter such as &neskudatarq=[blank] (assuming that you have a field in the database named sku of> I have tried it without the rq and it has the same result. I have also tried a line context such as: [search db=xxxx.db&woareaCodedatarq=&descriptiondatard=Dusky] Same result... I have changed my search page and specified to the user to put a space between each areacode to search for. That works... Below: <
Area Code(s):< <<(ex: 305 954 561)<<<
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On my result page here is my search context:[search db=marine.db&AllReqd=T&wotypedata=[form.type]&rnlengthdata=[form.length]&rnpricedata=[form.price]&geiddata=0&group1field=mfg+model+description&wogroup1data=[form.keyword]&woareaCodedata=[form.areaCode]]Oh yea I do have a geiddata=0. id comes from [cart] when a record is appended. On a another subject: Why must I keep the [search] contents on the same line in my text editor. (I have used w95 word pad (txt file save) and notepad same result). It's really annoying because of the long lines. If I go beyond the 1st line of text in the [search it will not interpret the 2nd line.... APC Home PC
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