two repeat regions of the same recordset

<phew>
thanks for that, no blank line!

lazlo2005 wrote:
> using the mysql_data_seek($cand, 0); method, on subsequent repeated regions,
> I'm experiencing a blank line

It's because of the way that Dreamweaver creates recordsets and repeat
regions. A Dreamweaver repeat region uses a do... while loop like this:

<?php do { ?>
<tr>
<td><?php echo $row_recordsetName['name']; ?></td>
</tr>
<?php } while ($row_recordsetName = mysql_fetch_assoc($recordsetName)); ?>

This is works because the recordset code above the DOCTYPE automatically
retrieves the first row. However, when you use mysql_data_seek(), you
need to get the first row yourself like this:

<?php
// reset the recordset back to the first item
mysql_data_seek($recordsetName, 0);
// get the first row
$row_recordsetName = mysql_fetch_assoc($recordsetName);
// then use the Dreamweaver repeat region code
?>
<?php do { ?>
<tr>
<td><?php echo $row_recordsetName['name']; ?></td>
</tr>
<?php } while ($row_recordsetName = mysql_fetch_assoc($recordsetName)); ?>

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HI,

using the mysql_data_seek($cand, 0); method, on subsequent repeated regions, I'm experiencing a blank line, for example:

cand has two records, (adam, jim)

1st repeat shows adam and jim (2 rows)

2nd repeat region show an empty row, then adam, then jim. (3 rows)
I've tried

mysql_data_seek($cand, -1); (-1 instead of 0)

but this just errors.

any ideas?

no worries

many thanks,

mysql_data_seek($cand, 0);

worked a treat, much appreciated.

What you need to do is reset the recordset and then manually recopy your
repeat region behavior (it might show up in the he UI, but I don' think you
can set it from there).

Use this to reset your recordset in PHP:

mysql_data_seek($RecordsetNAME, 0);

So:
<?php do { ?>


<?php
} while ($row_cand = mysql_fetch_assoc($cand));

mysql_data_seek($cand, 0);

//then, you can start your next recordset repeat region wherever.

?>



"lazlo2005" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:el69n1$c5e$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hi,
>
> I have 1 employee recordset with 70 fields. I have searated the info into
> 7
> layers (general info, contact details, transport licences etc.).
>
> I want to apply a repeat region on each of the layers, but DW seems to be
> limiting me to only applying a single repeat region per recordset.
>
> I have tried pasting the first repeat regions code (below) around a <tr>
> in a
> different layer, but no data displays,
>
> <?php do { ?>
>
> <?php } while ($row_cand = mysql_fetch_assoc($cand)); ?>
>
>
> IS there any way to accomplish this, or do I have to duplicate and rename
> the
> recordset 7 times (one for each layer)....the code bloat would be
> horrific?
>
> Many thanks
>

Generally, recordsets are returned with read-only, forward-only cursors
(firehose mode), and once you've looped all the way through, you've got to
requery the recordset. I'm afraid I don't know the PHP equivalent, but
depending on cursor type and location, there will be a "moveFirst" or
"requery" method that will do that for you.

You might be able to cheat if you don't know the command. DW automatically
resets a recordset used as the source for a list box in a form. See what DW
writes after it creates the list options and that will tell you what the
appropriate requery command will be.


"lazlo2005" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:el69n1$c5e$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hi,
>
> I have 1 employee recordset with 70 fields. I have searated the info into
> 7
> layers (general info, contact details, transport licences etc.).
>
> I want to apply a repeat region on each of the layers, but DW seems to be
> limiting me to only applying a single repeat region per recordset.
>
> I have tried pasting the first repeat regions code (below) around a <tr>
> in a
> different layer, but no data displays,
>
> <?php do { ?>
>
> <?php } while ($row_cand = mysql_fetch_assoc($cand)); ?>
>
>
> IS there any way to accomplish this, or do I have to duplicate and rename
> the
> recordset 7 times (one for each layer)....the code bloat would be
> horrific?
>
> Many thanks
>