>Yikes! You can probably get all the stuff you need with one query, then use
>CFOUTPUT's GROUP attribute to group your output:
>
><CFQUERY NAME="mystuff" ...>
> SELECT c.category_name,
> s.subcategory_name,
> ss.subsubcategory_name,
> p.product_name
> FROM category c,
> subcategory s,
> subsubcategory ss,
> product p
> WHERE c.category_id = s.category_id
> AND s.subcategory_id = ss.subcategory_id
> AND ss.subcategory_id = p.subcategory_id
> ORDER BY c.category_name,
> s.subcategory_name,
> ss.subsubcategory_name
></CFQUERY>
>
>...
>
><CFOUTPUT QUERY="mystuff" GROUP="category_name">
><H1>#Category_Name#</H1>
> <CFOUTPUT GROUP="Subcategory_Name">
> <H2>#Subcategory_Name#</H2>
> <CFOUTPUT GROUP="SubSubCategory_Name">
> <H3>#SubSubCategory_Name#</H3>
> <CFOUTPUT>
> #Product_Name#<BR>
> </CFOUTPUT>
> </CFOUTPUT>
> </CFOUTPUT>
></CFOUTPUT>
>
>Note that when you use the GROUP attribute, you can nest CFOUTPUTs.
>
How would I do this if it is a standard parent/child table with the fields
cat_id, catname, parent_cat_id, parent_catname? I think I now how the query
would work but that is about it.
Thanks
Art
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