On Oct 29, 6:39 pm, Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Nevyn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I did, the very first message.
>
> > "basically I have a method that returns arguments from the URL ( first
> > and last ) and I have a method that returns a widget/datagrid, what I
> > would like to do is pass the peoples names from the URL into the
> > widget and when the widget is called, dynamically display their name
> > as a header/caption. "I got it as something outside the datagrid, not
> > inside it. My
> misunderstanding then.
>
> >> > I call the widget from kid with
> >> > "${projwidget.display(projects)}"'projects' will have to contain both
> >> > 'first' and 'last' entries here. How are
> >> you getting it?
>
> > well, that leads to the questions .. the first and last come from the
> > URL e.g. "foo.com/method/first/last/How do you get the 'projects' values?
> > That's what I asked. The first and
> second was OK...
I get the project data from the model, I'm using SQLOBject.
The db table has has three fields, 'Team, Group, Enemy' I haven't
created a form yet, so I have manually been adding the data.
Is that what you mean?
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