Re: Searching a database...

This WebDNA talk-list message is from

2003


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 50549
interpreted = N
texte = Here are what I will use:Le mercredi, 21 mai 2003, à 17:26 Europe/Paris, Alan White a écrit :> Hi Everyone > > I am currently trying to add additional search features to our site > and am > trying to figure out how to make a menu that pulls out only the > Categories > (i.e.. footwear etc) that are in the products database and have an > inventory > of > 0. > > I haven't even tried to get the if inv > 0 working yet as it is the > next > task, all I want to be able to do at the moment is pull out the > available > categories and I should be able to do a lot of what I am trying to get > done > (here's hoping anyway). > > My products db is like follows:- > > ID SKU ... ... ... BRAND CATEGORY ... ... etc > 1 blah 8 3 > > I have a Categories database which is just :- > > ID CAT > 1 Footwear > 2 Accessories > etc > etc > > I have successfully pulled all of the categories into a menu using the > categories.db but then I realised this wasn't a very good idea as you > may > not have product in each category. > > This is the code I used:- > > ---------------------------------------------------- > > [search db=admin/category.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&CATEGORYsort=1] > > [search db=admin/ products.db&neCATEGORYdata=&CATEGORYsumm=T&CATEGORYsort=1][founditems] [search db=admin/category.db&eqCATEGORYdata=[CATEGORY]&CATsort=1][founditems] [/founditems] [/founditems][/search] Le mercredi, 21 mai 2003, à 17:26 Europe/Paris, Alan White a écrit :> Hi Everyone > > I am currently trying to add additional search features to our site > and am > trying to figure out how to make a menu that pulls out only the > Categories > (i.e.. footwear etc) that are in the products database and have an > inventory > of > 0. > > I haven't even tried to get the if inv > 0 working yet as it is the > next > task, all I want to be able to do at the moment is pull out the > available > categories and I should be able to do a lot of what I am trying to get > done > (here's hoping anyway). > > My products db is like follows:- > > ID SKU ... ... ... BRAND CATEGORY ... ... etc > 1 blah 8 3 > > I have a Categories database which is just :- > > ID CAT > 1 Footwear > 2 Accessories > etc > etc > > I have successfully pulled all of the categories into a menu using the > categories.db but then I realised this wasn't a very good idea as you > may > not have product in each category. > > This is the code I used:- > > ---------------------------------------------------- > > [search db=admin/category.db&neIDdatarq=find_all&CATEGORYsort=1] > >