DAVID
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| Posted: 02/04/2003, 3:04 PM |
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How does one control output of the grid if visual grouping is required? Very
easy outside of CCS's framework (Groupping in a hash , followed by walking
through it or something)
I.E.:
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GROUP A
SUBGROUP A1
SUBGROUP A2
SUBGROUP A2
SUBGROUP A2
GROUP B
SUBGROUP B1
SUBGROUP B2
SUBGROUP B2
SUBGROUP B2
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Dave Rexel
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| Posted: 02/04/2003, 4:17 PM |
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Hello David
The Directory Component would provide a simple soultion at first glance, but
is restricted in its scope
Greetings
Dave
"DAVID" <codecharge_newsfeed@stridetech.com> wrote in message
news:b1pgt4$j9m$1@news.codecharge.com...
> How does one control output of the grid if visual grouping is required?
Very
> easy outside of CCS's framework (Groupping in a hash , followed by walking
> through it or something)
> I.E.:
> -----------------------------------------------
> GROUP A
> SUBGROUP A1
> SUBGROUP A2
> SUBGROUP A2
> SUBGROUP A2
> GROUP B
> SUBGROUP B1
> SUBGROUP B2
> SUBGROUP B2
> SUBGROUP B2
> -----------------------------------------------
>
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DAVID
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| Posted: 02/05/2003, 5:27 AM |
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I do not think this would help...
Consider:
TABLE partners (
partner
tracking_code
status
....
)
PAGE:
<search >
<partner> <code> <status>
</search>
<grid>
<parnter>
<code> <status>
<code> <status>
<code> <status>
<partner>
<code><status>
<code><status>
......
<add new record> <navigator>
</grid>
As a matter of fact this problem is common for most pages aimed at reporting
/statistical analysis.
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Dave Rexel
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| Posted: 02/05/2003, 1:24 PM |
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Didn't think so, I recall seeing an article on this, if not I will try to
find time this weekend to make an example and write an article on
CodeChargers KnowledgeBase for you. (that's www.codechargers.net)
Regards
Dave
"DAVID" <codecharge_newsfeed@stridetech.com> wrote in message
news:b1r3fd$j0r$1@news.codecharge.com...
> I do not think this would help...
>
> Consider:
> TABLE partners (
> partner
> tracking_code
> status
> ...
> )
>
> PAGE:
> <search >
> <partner> <code> <status>
> </search>
> <grid>
> <parnter>
> <code> <status>
> <code> <status>
> <code> <status>
> <partner>
> <code><status>
> <code><status>
> .....
> <add new record> <navigator>
> </grid>
>
> As a matter of fact this problem is common for most pages aimed at
reporting
> /statistical analysis.
>
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Kasper Pedersen
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| Posted: 02/07/2003, 6:51 AM |
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Hi DAVID
- this should work
Best regards
Kasper
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- Use the SQL statement ... GROUP BY maingroup
- Template like this
{maingroup} {subgroup}
- Insert code which hides the main group in not "new" / "first"
<<< outside function scope >>>
dim old_maingroup
<<< Before Show rRow >>>
....
if maingroup = old_maingroup.value then
maingroup.value = ""
else
old_maingroup = maingroup.value
end if
....
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"DAVID" <codecharge_newsfeed@stridetech.com> wrote in message
news:b1pgt4$j9m$1@news.codecharge.com...
> How does one control output of the grid if visual grouping is required?
Very
> easy outside of CCS's framework (Groupping in a hash , followed by walking
> through it or something)
> I.E.:
> -----------------------------------------------
> GROUP A
> SUBGROUP A1
> SUBGROUP A2
> SUBGROUP A2
> SUBGROUP A2
> GROUP B
> SUBGROUP B1
> SUBGROUP B2
> SUBGROUP B2
> SUBGROUP B2
> -----------------------------------------------
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