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Message from roy on 12/10 2003, 13:01 +00:00 EMail: roy@wyspas.info Re: Columns displayedThanks Christopher. I've been away and only just seen your response. I'll give this a try immediately. |
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Message from Roy on 11/28 2003, 12:12 +00:00 EMail: roy@wyspas.info Columns displayedNo matter what I do I cannot get more than 5 columns to display. Is there any way I can increase this number? |
Message from kerry on 11/28 2003, 14:18 +00:00 EMail: kerry.home@att.net Re: Columns displayedroy maybe they will display that many in detail view only try it.. go to page...settings and scroll down to view type |
Message from Roy on 11/28 2003, 14:59 +00:00 EMail: roy@wyspas.info Re: Columns displayedI'm already in table view. I think the answer lies somewhere in the Perl script but I can't solve it. I currently have if($Password ne "" && $Password eq $password_in) { do_all "db=Wyspas_database sort=Lastname Listfields=Lastname,Forename,Gift_Aid,notes,Status,Address_1,Address_2,Address_3,County,Postcode,Phone,Mobile,Fax,Email", "name_in", "password_in"; } else etc .... Which I'm sure worked the first time I tried it but I accidentally overwrote the script and now it doesn't work :( |
Message from kerry on 11/28 2003, 16:21 +00:00 EMail: kerry.home@att.net Re: Columns displayed
or if you have windows xp. maybe you can try the system restore option. start menu...help and support...look for the SYSTEM RESTORE TAB..restore to a earlyer pount or date you think you can find it. if it fails you can allways go back to the beginning and cancel your last restore point to reset it. caution..i only think this may work. if it dont you just wont find it and then cancel last system restore |
Message from Christoph Bergmann on 11/28 2003, 18:51 +01:00 EMail: info@baseportal.com Re: Columns displayedBy default the max. fields in table view is 5, but you can set it to any number you like with listfields=#10 would show up 10 fields. Or you write the fields one by one: listfields=Lastname,Forename...etc. The code you've posted looks fine, but use "listfields" instead of "Listfields" (NO capital L): if($Password ne "" && $Password eq $password_in) { do_all "db=Wyspas_database sort=Lastname listfields=Lastname,Forename,Gift_Aid,notes,Status,Address_1,Address_2,Address_3,County,Postcode,Phone,Mobile,Fax,Email", "name_in", "password_in"; } else etc .... shoudl work... If not, pls give a link to your page... |
Message from kerry on 11/28 2003, 21:58 +00:00 EMail: kerry.home@att.net Re: Columns displayedAAHA thats it chris i ben looking for a way to arrange the fields the way i want so doing this would show up 10 fields. Or you write the fields one by one: listfields=Lastname,Forename...etc. will do this field1 field2 field3 unsted of this fiwld1 field2 field3 right??? |
Message from Christoph Bergmann on 11/29 2003, 18:48 +01:00 EMail: info@baseportal.com Re: Columns displayedNo. What you control with "listfields" is, which fields and in which order they should appear in the output... If the normal arrangement of your fields is i.g. "Field1", "Field2", "Field3" you can rearrange the output with listfields=Field2,Field3,Field1 If you want a completely free design for your output, use "loop". Pls read the documentation about it: http://baseportal.com/doku/index.html#a34 |
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Message from roy on 12/10 2003, 13:09 +00:00 EMail: roy@wyspas.info Re: Columns displayedIt works!! But then, you knew it would :) Thanks |
Message from Roy on 4/21 2004, 21:53 +00:00 EMail: roy_taylor@ntlworld.com What's wrong with this.I had a database that worked fine but then accidentally overwrote the page (html) file. I've tried to regenerate the code as follows:
if($Password ne "" && $Password eq $password_in) { do_all "db=Wyspas_database sort=Lastname listfields=Lastname,Forename,Status,Gift_Aid,Address_1,Address_2,City,County,Post Code,Phone,Mobile,EMail,Comments", "name_in", "password_in"; } else { out="Access denied! Invalid user name or password. Please remember that all user names and passwords are case sensitive. Please try again "; $name_in=""; }
Unfortunately I keep getting the following error message which I'm afraid means nothing at all to me. [ Error: Perl error in : Can't modify non-lvalue subroutine call in scalar assignment at (eval 124) line 10, at EOF ] Each time I run it the eval number changes. Can anyone please tell me what I've done wrong? Thanks Roy |
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> Columns displayed from Roy on 11/28 2003, 12:12 +00:00 Re: Columns displayed from kerry on 11/28 2003, 14:18 +00:00 Re: Columns displayed from Roy on 11/28 2003, 14:59 +00:00 Re: Columns displayed from kerry on 11/28 2003, 16:21 +00:00 Re: Columns displayed from Christoph Bergmann on 11/28 2003, 18:51 +01:00 Re: Columns displayed from kerry on 11/28 2003, 21:58 +00:00 Re: Columns displayed from Christoph Bergmann on 11/29 2003, 18:48 +01:00 |
Re: Columns displayed from roy on 12/10 2003, 13:01 +00:00 |
Re: Columns displayed from roy on 12/10 2003, 13:09 +00:00 What's wrong with this. from Roy on 4/21 2004, 21:53 +00:00 |
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