Difference between revisions of "M2Web Tutorials"
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− | + | * index=Name specifies iteration over the "B" index of file 19 (OPTION). | |
− | "OptnNo" is the variable name for the (IEN) of this file | + | * "OptnNo" is the variable name for the (IEN) of this file |
so "index=OptnNo" would specifiy iteration over the IEN. | so "index=OptnNo" would specifiy iteration over the IEN. | ||
− | + | * "find" Optional parameter -- further refine the iteration. | |
− | + | * "filter" Optional parameters -- further refine the iteration. | |
− | "filter" Optional parameters -- further refine the iteration. | + | * "format=OptnNo;Name;MenuText" is optional. |
− | "format=OptnNo;Name;MenuText" is optional. | ||
It specifies 3 output fields per data record. | It specifies 3 output fields per data record. | ||
− | + | Default output is an HTML table but many other possibilities | |
+ | are readily available. |
Revision as of 22:55, 10 October 2006
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Jim Self said...
I have a different set of utilities in M2Web (see http://vista.vmth.ucdavis.edu/rtn/view*) for traversing and processing records defined by Fileman (or otherwise). These make use of ^iterator and variable names derived from Fileman field labels to make extremely concise yet readable processing specifications. Using these utilities makes applications routines, smaller, simpler, more readable, and often more general also.
- example: http://vista.vmth.ucdavis.edu/query/?dbfile=19&index=Name&format=OptnNo;Name;MenuText
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* index=Name specifies iteration over the "B" index of file 19 (OPTION). * "OptnNo" is the variable name for the (IEN) of this file so "index=OptnNo" would specifiy iteration over the IEN. * "find" Optional parameter -- further refine the iteration. * "filter" Optional parameters -- further refine the iteration. * "format=OptnNo;Name;MenuText" is optional. It specifies 3 output fields per data record. Default output is an HTML table but many other possibilities are readily available.