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Rownumbers in dynamic table

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Has anybody any idea how to show/insert rownumbers in a dynamic table, supplied by SQL Server? Everything is working fine, but the finishing touch would be the row-numbers. This issue comes in handy when reading a large table.

Thanks in advance.

Robert alias slot20

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David_Powers

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slot20 wrote:
Has anybody any idea how to show/insert rownumbers in a dynamic table, supplied by SQL Server?

If you're using SQL Server, you're probably using ASP. I don't know the ASP syntax, but the basic principle is to use a variable as a counter, increment it with each iteration of the loop that displays the table, and display it.

In PHP, you would initialize the counter outside the table like this:

$i = 1;

And inside the table:

echo $i++;

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David,

I think that your technic is the right one. Y're also right: I use Classic ASP, but I am no expert on that matter. So I cannot translate your suggestion in ASP, f.e. "echo" does not give any results. To give you any idea of the code in question see below:

<table border="1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="1" class="tabel46">
<tr bgcolor="#FFCC00" class="tabel46">
    <th>Coureur</th>
    <th>Aantal Finishes</th>
    </tr>
<% While ((Repeat1__numRows <> 0) AND (NOT rsAantalFinishes.EOF)) %>
    <tr>
      <td nowrap="nowrap"><%=(rsAantalFinishes.Fields.Item("Coureur").Value)%></td>
      <td><div align="center"><%=(rsAantalFinishes.Fields.Item("Aantal Finishes").Value)%></div></td>
      </tr>
    <%
Repeat1__index=Repeat1__index+1
Repeat1__numRows=Repeat1__numRows-1
rsAantalFinishes.MoveNext()
Wend
%>
</table>

I have to add a new field in combination with (perhaps) the index? Is there another forum (on ASP f.i.) where I could put this question?

I hope to hear from you once more.

Thanks,

Robert

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bregent

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Robert, your script already has a counter built in - Repeat1__index

Just use that in the first table cell:

<td><% = (Repeat1__index) %> </td>

At this point, I would strongly urge you to take a break from coding your website and spend a week learning the basics of ASP/VBScript. We all have to start somewhere, but learn-as-you-code will be extemeley frustrating and result in poor quality code. There a plenty of great classic asp sites with tutorials, but you may want to get one of the SAM's books on the subject. Good luck.

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RJweb

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don't know the answer, but it might be better to ask at

sorry forgot where I was, duh

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