Solution: [searh] or [shownext]problem
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texte = Finally! The fix required that I implement the 'startat' parameters suggested by Ken (thanks!!) AND something a little weird. My primary search string needed to be reminded of the value of the variable I was searching for (i.e. the value of key_words):[search db=msports.db&eqNAMEdata=[key_words]&SKUsort=1&SKUsdir=de&cart=[cart]&max=1&startat=[startat]]The value is originally passed to this page from a form on another page. However, when the search is reinitiated later in this same page, the value of [key_words] is unkown. To fix this, I respecified the value in the link (see below):
Show Items [start]-[end]I hope that my interpretation of this isn't too far off base; but I'm glad its working in any case! Thanks again, John Kenneth Grome wrote:> >Kenneth Grome wrote: > > > >> >The following template does the initial search and display of the > >> >database correctly, but when I click on the show items x - x link to > >> >display the next set of item, it doesn't find the additional items > >> >(numfound=0). Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong? > >> > >> >You're missing the startat=[startat] parameter in your search string, and you're missing the startat=[start] parameter in your shownext links ... :) > > >Thanks for responding! Unfortunately, the fixes didn't have any effect. > > > >[search db=msports.db&eqNAMEdata=[key_words]&SKUsort=1&SKUsdir=de&cart=[cart]&max=1&startat=[startat]] > > > >[shownext startat=[startat]] > > Hi John, > > Your search string is correct now, but your shownext stuff is still wrong. It should have startat=[start] in the link itself, not in the [shownext] tag: > > [start]-[end] > > Also, you have to be careful because startat=[startat] looks a lot like startat=[start], but they are different -- check my original reply quoted above ... :) > > Sincerely, > Ken Grome > 808-737-6499 > WebDNA Solutions > mailto:ken@webdna.net > http://www.webdna.net
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Finally! The fix required that I implement the 'startat' parameters suggested by Ken (thanks!!) AND something a little weird. My primary search string needed to be reminded of the value of the variable I was searching for (i.e. the value of key_words):[search db=msports.db&eqNAMEdata=[key_words]&SKUsort=1&SKUsdir=de&cart=
[cart]&max=1&startat=[startat]]The value is originally passed to this page from a form on another page. However, when the search is reinitiated later in this same page, the value of [key_words] is unkown. To fix this, I respecified the value in the link (see below):
Show Items [start]-[end]I hope that my interpretation of this isn't too far off base; but I'm glad its working in any case! Thanks again, John Kenneth Grome wrote:> >Kenneth Grome wrote: > > > >> >The following template does the initial search and display of the > >> >database correctly, but when I click on the show items x - x link to > >> >display the next set of item, it doesn't find the additional items > >> >(numfound=0). Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong? > >> > >> >You're missing the startat=[startat] parameter in your search string, and you're missing the startat=[start] parameter in your shownext links ... :) > > >Thanks for responding! Unfortunately, the fixes didn't have any effect. > > > >[search db=msports.db&eqNAMEdata=[key_words]&SKUsort=1&SKUsdir=de&cart=[cart]&max=1&startat=[startat]] > > > >[shownext startat=[startat]] > > Hi John, > > Your search string is correct now, but your shownext stuff is still wrong. It should have startat=[start] in the link itself, not in the
[shownext] tag: > >
[thisurl]?startat=[start]&YourOtherParametersGoHere>[start]-[end] > > Also, you have to be careful because startat=[startat] looks a lot like startat=[start], but they are different -- check my original reply quoted above ... :) > > Sincerely, > Ken Grome > 808-737-6499 > WebDNA Solutions > mailto:ken@webdna.net > http://www.webdna.net
John Bennett
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