Re: Parse question
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2005
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 60688
interpreted = N
texte = on 1/7/2005 9:01 am, stephen@msrit.com at stephen@msrit.com so noted... > I run a search on products found based on a date range. > > The numfound equals 250. > > I want to then display: > > Product ID: 1234 numfound: 50 > Prodcut ID: 5678 numfound: 100 > Product ID: 9012 numfound: 100 You could do something based upon this. Sorting of the search will determine the order the variables are created (and in turn, the order they're displayed). If your product IDs are long or contain more than just letters and numbers, you'd have to use text variables instead of math. [search db=products.db&neProductIDdata=[blank]] [numfound] [founditems] [math show=F]v_[productID]=1+0[math]v_[ productID][/math][/math] [/founditems] [/search] [listvariables name=v_&exact=F] Product ID: [getchars start=3][name][/getchars] numfound: [value]
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on 1/7/2005 9:01 am, stephen@msrit.com at stephen@msrit.com so noted... > I run a search on products found based on a date range. > > The numfound equals 250. > > I want to then display: > > Product ID: 1234 numfound: 50 > Prodcut ID: 5678 numfound: 100 > Product ID: 9012 numfound: 100 You could do something based upon this. Sorting of the search will determine the order the variables are created (and in turn, the order they're displayed). If your product IDs are long or contain more than just letters and numbers, you'd have to use text variables instead of math. [search db=products.db&neProductIDdata=[blank]] [numfound] [founditems] [math show=F]v_[productID]=1+0[math]v_[ productID][/math][/math] [/founditems] [/search] [listvariables name=v_&exact=F] Product ID: [getchars start=3][name][/getchars] numfound: [value]
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