Re: Pull Down Search
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 28751
interpreted = N
texte = I don't know if this matters for sure but perhaps move the submit to a position after the select menu:
did you really use the ONLY the code you show below for that include? You are missing the opening part of the context. should be- [formvariables] [name]=[value]
[/formvariables]just leave it alone as is. Have you read the page in the docs that explains that webcat context called [formvariables]? the purpose of it is (among other things) to let you see what all variables you have coming into the page. If something is not working it might be because you are not properly passing the variables you think you are. This will help you determine that. The [name] in the [formvariables] will be replaced with the name of the variable(s) coming in.When you say it doesn't work what exactly isn't working? You mean you see that the select menu is passing properly (Search=sku#) but that product is not listing on your result.tpl? If so then post the [search] you are using on the result.tpl-JohnEric palhof wrote:> Gentlemen, > > I created the FV file and put it in the Globals folder on the server as > followed: > [name]=[value]
> [/formvariables] > > Should I change the [name] to be the field I'm searching on or leave it > alone as is? Can I salvage any of the code below or trash it? I'm able to > get the pull downs to show all the Items. It still doesn't work. Please use > actual naming so I understand what's happening. Example: Does [name] mean > [name] or the actual field name. > >
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I don't know if this matters for sure but perhaps move the submit to a position after the select menu:did you really use the ONLY the code you show below for that include? You are missing the opening part of the context. should be- [formvariables] [name]=[value]
[/formvariables]just leave it alone as is. Have you read the page in the docs that explains that webcat context called [formvariables]? the purpose of it is (among other things) to let you see what all variables you have coming into the page. If something is not working it might be because you are not properly passing the variables you think you are. This will help you determine that. The [name] in the [formvariables] will be replaced with the name of the variable(s) coming in.When you say it doesn't work what exactly isn't working? You mean you see that the select menu is passing properly (Search=sku#) but that product is not listing on your result.tpl? If so then post the [search] you are using on the result.tpl-JohnEric palhof wrote:> Gentlemen, > > I created the FV file and put it in the Globals folder on the server as > followed: > [name]=[value]
> [/formvariables] > > Should I change the [name] to be the field I'm searching on or leave it > alone as is? Can I salvage any of the code below or trash it? I'm able to > get the pull downs to show all the Items. It still doesn't work. Please use > actual naming so I understand what's happening. Example: Does [name] mean > [name] or the actual field name. > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- 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
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