[search db=database.txt&wscommitteedatarq=[committeesku]&lnamesort=1&lnamesdir=as&max=[the_max]][if ([numfound]\3)>[the_max]][then] [text]divider=[math][the_max]\3[/math][/text] [/then][else] [text]divider=[math][numfound]\3[/math][/text] [/else] [/if][text]count=0[/text] [founditems] | [fname] [lname] | [showif [index]\[divider]][text]count=[math][count]+1[/math][/text] | [showif [count]<3][/showif][/showif][/founditems][/search] Let me know if you get it working. :-)Donovan> > brings back results in three columns... but alphabetically from left to > right across the columns. How would I go about showing results in > alphabetical order from top to bottom? > > So instead of: > > A B C > > D E F > > I would like to have: > > A C E > > B D F > > I'm stuck. > > Kim > ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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Kimberly D. Walls (Ingram) wrote:> Surely, someone has found a way to make this happen... but I can't seem to > find anything in the archives. Probably because I don't know what to look > for. > > >I think you will want to use the numfound peram along with the max peram. I haven't tested this so it might need a little debugging. (you will want to choose your [the_max] amount which is the maximum number of results you can have in any of the 3 collums.) |