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Hello, all,
I was just wondering if there is a native lookahead when using the GROUP attribute of CFOUTPUT to determine things like how many records are in the group?
For example, let's say I had a query like so:
CATEGORY SPEC ROLE
CAT I SPEC I ROLE I
CAT I SPEC I ROLE II
CAT I SPEC I ROLE III
CAT I SPEC II ROLE Ia
CAT I SPEC II ROLE IIa
CAT I SPEC III ROLE Ib
CAT II SPEC IV ROLE Ic
CAT II SPEC IV ROLE Id
CAT II SPEC V ROLE Ie
CAT III SPEC VI ROLE If
CAT III SPEC VI ROLE Ig
In my CFOUTPUT, I give the first tag both the query name and the group="CATEGORY"; the second CFOUTPUT will just have group="SPEC"; the third CFOUTPUT has no attributes.
Is there a way that I can tell ahead of time that CAT I, SPEC I has three records (ROLE I, II, and III)?
V/r,
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Apparently, no.
However, I did find a thread on SO that had a nice workaround. (Granted, maybe not so nice if you're grabbing 1,000,000+ records.)
<cfoutput query="foo" group="CATEGORY">
#category#
<cfoutput group="SPEC">
<br />#spec#
<cfset numrecs = 0 /><cfoutput><cfset numrecs++ /></cfoutput>
<br />#numrecs# records:<br />
<cfoutput><br />#ROLE#</cfoutput><br /><br />
</cfoutput>
</cfoutput>
Hope this helps anyone else seeking something like this.
V/r
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Apparently, no.
However, I did find a thread on SO that had a nice workaround. (Granted, maybe not so nice if you're grabbing 1,000,000+ records.)
<cfoutput query="foo" group="CATEGORY">
#category#
<cfoutput group="SPEC">
<br />#spec#
<cfset numrecs = 0 /><cfoutput><cfset numrecs++ /></cfoutput>
<br />#numrecs# records:<br />
<cfoutput><br />#ROLE#</cfoutput><br /><br />
</cfoutput>
</cfoutput>
Hope this helps anyone else seeking something like this.
V/r,
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