You can use the good old filter attribute to do so. This attribute is
ignored if some other filter is in use. So you can set it to something like
id=-1 (nether satisfied!) and use your filter.
On startup you will get nor records then...
Cheers, Henner
Ah, yes do not forget old friends! However, I always get a null result set that way.
the sql debugging shows both filters being applied
... WHERE ( translation LIKE ? ) AND ( ( ( translation = ? ) ) ) ...
...(1)filter tag AND (2)filter attribute in dbforms tag [set to always return a null set]...
So is that a bug or should I add a sqlFilterOR attribute to dbforms tag (otherwise the sqlFilter attribute and db:filter tag will always be ANDed just like the filter attribute and sqlFilter attribute seem to be doing).
-- Shawn
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