By: ice.web
Date: 2009-04-29
Time: 16:06
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i have a "sub-blocks" questioni use
PHP code: $TBS->MergeBlock('main',mysql,'SELECT * FROM menu where topid=0 order by `order` desc,id asc'); $TBS->MergeBlock('sub',mysql,'SELECT * FROM menu where (topid=%p1%) order by `order` desc,id asc'); $TBS->MergeBlock('subs',mysql,'SELECT * FROM menu where (topid=%p2%) order by `order` desc,id asc'); --------------------------------------------------------------------- HTML code: <div> [main.name;block=div;ondata=mymain]<div> [sub.name;block=div;p1=[main.id];ondata=mymain] <div>[subs.name;block=div;p2=[sub.id]]</div> </div> </div> but program is error: TinyButStrong Error when merging block [subs] : MySql error message when opening the query: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '%p2%) order by `order` desc,id asc' at line 1 thank you^_^ |
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By: TomH
Date: 2009-04-29
Time: 21:01
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Re: i have a "sub-blocks" questionHello ice,
I can't answer your problem - and hope I'm not hijacking your thread here... but if you're dealing with menu trees maybe I can help anyway. I struggled with menu trees and with the help of many ideas from many others, I came up with a generic solution that can be used for a wide variety of multilevel menus. The one aspect that I wanted from the solution was to have no db subqueries to slow down the menu creation - but still have full hierarchical menu trees. You can see the full solution includinh source code here... http://tomhenry.us/tbs3/ it's the first mini-app on that page. Hope that helps a little, TomH |
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By: ice.web
Date: 2009-04-30
Time: 04:17
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Re: i have a "sub-blocks" questionthank you,i want this.
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By: Jack
Date: 2009-05-08
Time: 06:30
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Re: i have a "sub-blocks" question
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By: ice.web
Date: 2009-05-08
Time: 18:03
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Re: i have a "sub-blocks" questionit works!! thank you very much!
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