Tables
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2005
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 61079
interpreted = N
texte = Ok, an opportunity may have come up to use tables for the first time. I'm looking at the examples in the Doc's and I'm a bit confused about how WebDNA interprets this: [table name=products&fields=SKU,NAME,DESC] 1001 Red Widget A small red widget 1002 Blue Widget A small blue widget 1003 Green Widget A small green widget [/table] How does it know where SKU, NANE and DESC start/end in this example if they're all separated only by spaces and the names and descriptions have their own spaces in the value? If this has been hashed out already, then tell me to search the archives. If If it's too late at night and I'm not seeing something obvious, slap some sense into me and 'splain it please. And if someone dare's to help straighten out this syntax based on the answer supplied for the question above, I'd appreciate it: [table name=priorities&fields=DVDSKU,PRIORITY] [loop start=1&end=[loopnum]][interpret][DVDSKU[index]a][/interpret] [interpret][PRIORITY[index]][/interpret][/loop] [/table] (yes, that is coming from a form submission where multiple values can be modified at once). Gary ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Ok, an opportunity may have come up to use tables for the first time. I'm looking at the examples in the Doc's and I'm a bit confused about how WebDNA interprets this: [table name=products&fields=SKU,NAME,DESC] 1001 Red Widget A small red widget 1002 Blue Widget A small blue widget 1003 Green Widget A small green widget [/table] How does it know where SKU, NANE and DESC start/end in this example if they're all separated only by spaces and the names and descriptions have their own spaces in the value? If this has been hashed out already, then tell me to search the archives. If If it's too late at night and I'm not seeing something obvious, slap some sense into me and 'splain it please. And if someone dare's to help straighten out this syntax based on the answer supplied for the question above, I'd appreciate it: [table name=priorities&fields=DVDSKU,PRIORITY] [loop start=1&end=[loopnum]][interpret][DVDSKU[index]a][/interpret] [interpret][PRIORITY[index]][/interpret][/loop] [/table] (yes, that is coming from a form submission where multiple values can be modified at once). Gary ------------------------------------------------------------- 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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