In case anyone is interested, or if someone digs into the archives for this
topic, a friend helped me work out a javascript solution.
The function basics are:
var urlfield= '#url.field#;
function filter(param, value) {
switch (param) {
case 'field' : urlfield = value; break;
}
location.href
Hack option:
if you know A == B then just do a listFirst(), or ListLast() :)
otherwise you'll have to loop over the "list" and slam in an OR / AND to the
SQL.
jonese
On 8/1/05, Cameron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Using a CFC, I've got a table of results from a getAllRecords method.
How about in your filter code, you unset any variable before you set
it. that's prevent the duplication, and let you keep the rest of the
code as-is. Most likely that'd be in the code that renders the link
for adding filter so that it doesn't contain another value for the
same filter it'd be sett
Using a CFC, I've got a table of results from a getAllRecords method. I want to
filter those results based on some variables that the user clicks on
individually.
So, in the getAllRecords method, my SELECT query will be:
SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE value1 = #arguments.value1#
AND value2 = #argum
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