vivo
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| Posted: 02/10/2004, 8:17 AM |
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i need to perform a full text search and have set up the table "abc" as required.
Now, i cannot figure out, just how the "s_searchtext" parameter needs to be enclosed, in order to be replaced with the url parameter supplied by search form, instead of being used literally.
This is my WHERE expression:
MATCH(field1, field2) AGAINST(***s_searchtext***).
When i have a look at the standard parameter editor and the resulting SQL strings, there is always some curly braces stuff, but i cannot find some doc that explains just what to do here...
Thanks.
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peterr
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| Posted: 02/10/2004, 11:45 AM |
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Just use the tag {s_searchtext} within your SQL, exactly as is, including the curly brackets {}. It will then be replaced by the URL parameter supplied by the search form. If you change "Table" to "SQL" then CCS is doing this automatically to show you how to use it, therefore do not change it. If you need to modify your SQL statement just like you did, then still keep {s_searchtext} unchanged.
In addition, you will need to click on the "+" in the Parameters section of the same Data Source dialog, and specify that the s_searchtext variable (used in your SQL) should be retrieved from the same s_searchtext URL parameter. Both "Variable" and "Parameter Source" should be the same, while Type of the parameter should be set to "URL".
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vivo
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| Posted: 02/10/2004, 12:40 PM |
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Works perfectly well, thanks!
I did not quite understand the documentation in that place...
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