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okee

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Posted: 06/17/2006, 3:44 PM

Hi I'm getting used to the backend programming with CodeCharge, but regarding the frontend that the user views, what's the best way to output say a list of products, the way i'd do it before is grab the records and output each record in its own table listing 10 tables per page, is there an easy way to output this way in CodeCharge ?
I might be overlooking something, was playing about with the grid, record and report builders but with no luck


Richard
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Edd


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Posted: 06/17/2006, 5:56 PM

The basic principles of HTML are that it is FORM based. If you have the same product table why not use a modified updateable grid.

Alternate solutions:
1. Try investigating "Custom Inserts" and see what is applicable.
2. .Net is paged based and offers better longer term offerings in Enterprise solutions.

Edd
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Richard
Posted: 06/17/2006, 7:10 PM

When i say table i mean a HTML Table sorry.
An example would be here:
http://property.nicemove.ie/Propertysearch_results.aspx

where each property is layed out in a html table.

Thanks

Richard

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