Re: [URL] around a [sendmail] recipient? - SEARCHING: command vs. context

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texte = >The reason I switched to a command-based search is because I want the user to input a date range which is used to limit the records found to those with a date field within that range. Upon submit it goes to the page that display the [founditems]. But when I tried doing that with the [search] context on the display page itself (instead of command), then I couldn't seem to get the [shownext]s to work right.The [search] context was something like-[search db=some.db&mrDayOrdereddata=[userinput1]&xrDayOrdereddata=[userinput2]...&max=5]which worked for the first batch of 5, but the shownext links for the other batches of 5 didn't work right.I understand that for shownext to work right it requires that all the search params be present in the initial search. No how I can do this while using a [search] context instead of command?-John>>> I would stop using commands if I were you, it simplifies things and makes everything more secure if you *ALWAYS* use contexts. There are things you simply cannot do witout using a context -- such as [url]ing a form value when that form is doing a command-based search for example, so just make a habit of always using contexts and life will be a lot easier for you ... :)>-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: [URL] around a [sendmail] recipient? - SEARCHING: command vs. context (John Butler 2000)

>The reason I switched to a command-based search is because I want the user to input a date range which is used to limit the records found to those with a date field within that range. Upon submit it goes to the page that display the [founditems]. But when I tried doing that with the [search] context on the display page itself (instead of command), then I couldn't seem to get the [shownext]s to work right.The [search] context was something like-[search db=some.db&mrDayOrdereddata=[userinput1]&xrDayOrdereddata=[userinput2]...&max=5]which worked for the first batch of 5, but the shownext links for the other batches of 5 didn't work right.I understand that for shownext to work right it requires that all the search params be present in the initial search. No how I can do this while using a [search] context instead of command?-John>>> I would stop using commands if I were you, it simplifies things and makes everything more secure if you *ALWAYS* use contexts. There are things you simply cannot do witout using a context -- such as [url]ing a form value when that form is doing a command-based search for example, so just make a habit of always using contexts and life will be a lot easier for you ... :)>-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to John Butler

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