numero = 12284
interpreted = N
texte = Hi All,I have been trying to get a search on a category type, then listing items under that category, then listing the next catagory, and listing more item and so on.Basically it sort of works it will list the catagory, as well as items in the table underneath. The problem is that it lists ALL items for each catagory. I thought by putting eqcategorydata=[category] in the enclosed seach it would look at the current catagory listed... obviously not.Probably a small coding error.Any comments appreciated.cheers,Rick-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Here is my code:From a link on the Entry.tmpl page a particular catalog, called CATALOG-Name is selected.Results.tmpl$search?db=catalog.db&eqcataloguedata=CATALOG-Name&cart=[cart]&categorysumm=T&categorysort=1&searchTitle=CATALOG-Nameon the results page I have a nested search.[foundItems]
Hi All,I have been trying to get a search on a category type, then listing items under that category, then listing the next catagory, and listing more item and so on.Basically it sort of works it will list the catagory, as well as items in the table underneath. The problem is that it lists ALL items for each catagory. I thought by putting eqcategorydata=[category] in the enclosed seach it would look at the current catagory listed... obviously not.Probably a small coding error.Any comments appreciated.cheers,Rick-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Here is my code:From a link on the Entry.tmpl page a particular catalog, called CATALOG-Name is selected.Results.tmpl$search?db=catalog.db&eqcataloguedata=CATALOG-Name&cart=[cart]&categorysumm=T&categorysort=1&searchTitle=CATALOG-Nameon the results page I have a nested search.[founditems]
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