By: Kim
Date: 2012-10-26
Time: 00:28
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query and subblock
Hi
I have a sql-query returning something like this :
One, Yellow
One, Red
One, Blue
Two, Red
Two, Green
...
I'm trying to get something like this, using automatic subblocks :
-------------------------------
Yellow
One Red
Blue
-------------------------------
Two Red
...
-------------------------------
But I get :
-------------------------------
one Yellow
-------------------------------
one Red
...
My template (simplified) :
<table>
<tr>
<td>[blk.number;block=tr;sub1=color]</td>
<td><div>[blk_sub1.val;block=div]</div></td>
</tr>
</table>
Any ideas what's wrong ?
Thanks, Kim
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2012-10-26
Time: 02:32
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Re: query and subblock
Hi Kim,
Your HTML code is using the syntax for automatic sub-blocks, it assumes that column "color" contains an array of data.
For the flat data given by your query, you should use a block with a grouping section:
<table>
<tr>
<td>[blk.number;block=tr;parentgrp=number]</td>
<td><div>[blk.color;block=div]</div></td>
</tr>
</table>
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By: Kim
Date: 2012-10-26
Time: 10:23
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Re: query and subblock
Thanks, I'll try
It may be my understanding of the manual that's at fault, but I believe I have based my template on the example in the manual :
Example:
Name: [body.name;block=tr;sub1=spokenlg]
[body_sub1.val;block=tr]
Corresponding PHP code:
$TBS->MergeBlock('body',$cnx_id,'SELECT name,spokenlg FROM t_body)
Result of the merge:
Name: Peter
US
FR
Name: Paul
US
Name: Jack
FR
ES
IT
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I did wonder how TBS did this, but until now it has surprised me a lot, so you never know.
Keep up the good job.
Kim.
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2012-10-26
Time: 16:01
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Re: query and subblock
You're right, this is an error in the manual.
It will be fixed soon.
Thanks,
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By: Kim
Date: 2012-10-26
Time: 23:28
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Re: query and subblock
I have another question now I have your attention ;)
To return to my previous example, if my query returns :
One, Yellow, House
One, Red, Car
One, Blue, Train
Two, Red, Car
And I would like to have it formatted thus :
------------------------------------------
| Yellow | House
One | Red | Car
| Blue | Train
------------------------------------------
Two | Red | Car
...
I would expect the template to look something like this :
<table>
<tr>
<td>[Blk.Number;block=tr;parentgrp=Number]</td>
<td><div>[Blk.color;block=div]</div></td>
<td><div>[Blk.type;block=div]</div></td>
</tr>
</table>
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But I get this :
------------------------------------------
| Yellow |
| House |
One | Red |
| Car |
| Blue |
| Train |
------------------------------------------
And if I remove the block parameter from the Blk.type field, I get :
------------------------------------------
| Yellow | House
One | Red |
| Blue |
------------------------------------------
Two | Red | Car
...
Better but still not right !
Any idea how I should do it ?
Kim
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2012-10-28
Time: 23:45
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Re: query and subblock
Hi Kim,
What you're trying to do is corresponding to displays records with a breaked structure: <div> and <td>.
This can be done with TBS using parameter "serial".
Unfortunately "serial" does not work with "headergrp".
The solution could be to change the structure of you data, using automatic sub-blocks it could me easier.
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