Hi,
if you know the number of rows you can add something like
[$if $row == $numrows $]
[$endif$]
Since your example seems to be the output of DBIx::Recordset, I would write
it as:
>
[$ while $r = $set -> Next $]
>
>
>[+ $r -> {did} +]
>[+ $r -> {kundennummer} +]
>
[$en
At 1:08 AM +0100 3/18/02, Joerg Jaspert wrote:
>Is there a way to do this with $row, $col etc. or do i have to go the
>hard way building my own foreach, while, etc. for every "dynamic" table?
I find that I'm seldom able to use automatic tables for that reason.
A way of "escaping" a row would be
Hi
If i have a table like this:
[- $r = $set[$row] -]
[+ $r ->
{did} +]
[+ $r -> {kundennummer} +]
How can i add a row at the bottom of the Table ? Embperl knows a Table
Header, so i can use th there. But if i want to add a row to the End it
wont work. (Ok, if i add a ... it
