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NetTalk Web Server => Web Server - Ask For Help => Topic started by: kevin plummer on October 29, 2009, 10:17:35 PM
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Hi All,
Is there an easy way to trap the current sort column and locate value? Is it stored in a session value?
I have a Tag All button and if the user restricts the browse by sorting on dept order and locate accounts (I have a contains filter) I only want to tag those records in the filtered view.
Cheers,
Kevin
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Hi Kevin,
Watch loc:vorder and loc:vordernumber These are set in sessionvariables abd return the field name or sortorder number of the currently selected sort.
Watch for FilterWas too
Look for ! Set Sort Order Options
Here is a sample of the code that follows -
loc:vordernumber = p_web.RestoreValue('UnitsList_sort',net:DontEvaluate)
p_web.SetSessionValue('UnitsList_sort',loc:vordernumber)
Loc:SortDirection = choose(loc:vordernumber < 0,-1,1)
case abs(loc:vordernumber)
of 12
loc:vorder = Choose(Loc:SortDirection=1,'UPPER(Iso:FLD_3letter)','-UPPER(Iso:FLD_3letter)')
Loc:LocateField = 'Iso:FLD_3letter'
of 1
loc:vorder = Choose(Loc:SortDirection=1,'UPPER(Uni3:UnitCode)','-UPPER(Uni3:UnitCode)')
Loc:LocateField = 'Uni3:UnitCode'
...
end
HTH,
chris
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Thanks again Chris.
I was able to get it to work using the following:
If p_web.GetValue('TransferPaysBrowse_Sort') ~= ''
p_web.SSV('L:TransferPaysBrowse_Sort',p_web.GetValue('TransferPaysBrowse_Sort'))
End
If p_web.GetValue('Locator2TransferPaysBrowse') ~= ''
p_web.SSV('L:Locator2TransferPaysBrowse',p_web.GetValue('Locator2TransferPaysBrowse'))
End
Not sure if I'm doing anything dangerous here or not but it seems to be working.
Is it safe to say the _Sort column starts at 1 for the first column and increments by 1 for each column in the browse? It seemed to be the case for the browse I was working on.
Cheers,
Kevin
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Hi Kevin,
From memory, the number is the order in which you _added_ fields to the browse, not the default order from left to right. So if you re-order columns in the list of browse fields, on the template, then no, your assumption would be incorrect.
Cheers
Bruce
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Thanks for the clarification - is there an easy way to determine the the column number in the source or is it a matter of just debugging every browse?
Cheers,
Kev