>[FOUNDITEMS] >[SHOWIF [INDEX]<[K]+[DISP]] >... >[LOOKUP >db=DB/Description.db&value=[SKU]&LookInField=SKU&ReturnField=description] >... > >[/SHOWIF]>[/FOUNDITEMS] >[/SEARCH]>When I use both [SHOWIF]s, *nothing* displays:>[SEARCH db=DB/Comics.db&....] >FOUND [NUMFOUND] items. Showing items >[MATH][K]+1[/MATH]-[MATH][K]+[DISP][/MATH].
>[FOUNDITEMS] >[SHOWIF [INDEX]>[K]] >[SHOWIF [INDEX]<[K]+[DISP]] >... >[LOOKUP >db=DB/Description.db&value=[SKU]&LookInField=SKU&ReturnField=description] >... > >[/SHOWIF] >[/SHOWIF] >[/FOUNDITEMS] >[/SEARCH]When you use only the *first* showif, WebCat's telling you one of two things:Either it cannot find the Descriptions.db because it's not in the same folder as the comics.db (which is where you're saying it is), or else you need to allocate more memory to WebCat so it will have enough memory to actually open the Descriptions.db file.When you use *both* showifs, WebCat's telling you that the value if [index] is NOT greater than the value of [k], so it is NOT showing you anything inside that showif context. What's the value of [k] anyways? Are there any records found in the comics.db file when you do this search?Sincerely, Ken Grome WebDNA Solutions http://www.hui.net/dna/webdna.html
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>[founditems] >[SHOWIF [INDEX]<[K]+[DISP]] >... >[LOOKUP >db=DB/Description.db&value=[SKU]&LookInField=SKU&ReturnField=description] >... > >[/SHOWIF]>[/FOUNDITEMS] >[/SEARCH]>When I use both [showif]s, *nothing* displays:>[SEARCH db=DB/Comics.db&....] >FOUND [NUMFOUND] items. Showing items >[math][K]+1[/MATH]-[math][K]+[DISP][/MATH].
>[founditems] >[SHOWIF [INDEX]>[K]] >[SHOWIF [INDEX]<[K]+[DISP]] >... >[LOOKUP >db=DB/Description.db&value=[SKU]&LookInField=SKU&ReturnField=description] >... > >[/SHOWIF] >[/SHOWIF] >[/FOUNDITEMS] >[/SEARCH]When you use only the *first* showif, WebCat's telling you one of two things:Either it cannot find the Descriptions.db because it's not in the same folder as the comics.db (which is where you're saying it is), or else you need to allocate more memory to WebCat so it will have enough memory to actually open the Descriptions.db file.When you use *both* showifs, WebCat's telling you that the value if [index] is NOT greater than the value of [k], so it is NOT showing you anything inside that showif context. What's the value of [k] anyways? Are there any records found in the comics.db file when you do this search?Sincerely, Ken Grome WebDNA Solutions http://www.hui.net/dna/webdna.html
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