Nasik wrote:
> HI,
>
> I have selected first 30 rows from mysql query, and now
i want to show all
> records one-by-one (a record/per page). Please help me
to code this function.
Fairly easy to accomplish, depending on exactly how you want
your data to be displayed, but a very quick and simple way to do
this is with the Dynamic Table: Place the insertion point at the
location where you want your data to be displayed, open up your
Insert bar, go to the Data category, then select Dynamic Table.
It's on the immediate right of the Recordset icon, in the drop
menu. Within the UI that appears, select the name of your
recordset, how many records to output (I'll assume you want to
write out all of them) so check All records, then click OK.
For more advanced output, you can use the Repeat Region
(second to the right from the Recordset icon, or in the Server
Behaviors panel, click the + button and select Repeat Region).
The main difference between the repeat region and the dynamic
table is that the dynamic table outputs all of the columns of your
recordset as a table with the column names as the header for each
column in the output table. This can work fro some folks, but for
others you want more fine grained control of the output, and that's
where the Repeat Region allows you to set up the display of one
record with output area for each column of data that you want the
end user to see, then you select that block of content and apply
the repeat region. Voila, repeat content to your exact
specifications.
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Danilo Celic
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