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24. mbizup 16,335
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4. LSMCons... 221,462
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6. harfang 166,724
7. jefftwilley 152,612
8. jimhorn 145,247
9. matthews... 106,834
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11. eghtebas 74,425
12. mbizup 72,295
13. JDettman 67,430
14. frankytee 59,040
15. omgang 55,482
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Sorting tables ASP, Access Database

Asked by toddml in Access Reports, Visual Basic Programming

Tags: asp, access, sort, table

Hi.
Im writing a very basic helpdesk system to help me track all calls logged in our office. Everything works find except for one thing. I would like the ability (if needed) to sort by each column if I need to. For example, Date order or Ticket Id order. If have seen this done by a hyperlink on each of the columns in the table. Is it possible with the code that I have enclosed? and could someone show me an example? Many thanks.

<%@LANGUAGE = "VBSCRIPT"%>

<%Option Explicit%>





<%

Dim rs, strSQL, rsTickets, strTickets, strTicketCus, strTicketForename, strTicketSurname, strTicketTitle, strTicketSubject, strTicketDetails

Set rsTickets = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")

strTickets = "SELECT ticketID, ticketDate, ticketTime, ticketCus, ticketForename, ticketSurname, ticketTitle, ticketSubject, statusName, statusIcon FROM qTickets WHERE statusID = 1 OR statusID = 2 OR statusID = 4 OR statusID = 6 ORDER BY statusID, ticketID DESC"

rsTickets.open strTickets, conn

%><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"

      "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<html>

<head>

<title>HelpDesk Administration</title>

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../styles.css" />

</head>

<body>

<div id="header"> <h2 align="left">
<div align="left"><img src="../img/cnllogo.jpg" width="165" height="49" /></h1>
</div>
</div>

<div id="content"> <a href="invoicelist.asp">Tickets to be invoiced</a> | <a href="helpdesk.asp">
Log call</a> | <a href="report.asp">Reports </a>
<%if rsTickets.eof = true then%>
<p>There are no open support tickets.</p>

<%else%>

<h2>Current tickets in job que </h2>

<table class="datatable">

<tr>
<th width="11%" align="center"><div align="center"><a href="ORDER BY statusID DESC"></a>Ticket ID </div></th>

      <th width="15%">Date</th>

      <th width="13%">Time</th>

      <th width="18%">Surname</th>
       <th width="34%">Subject</th>

      <th width="9%"><div align="center">Status</div></th>

</tr>

<%Dim i

i = 0

Do While Not rsTickets.eof%>

<tr class="<%if (i MOD 2) then%>colour-row<%end if%>">
<td align="center"><%=rsTickets("ticketID")%></td>

      <td><%=rsTickets("ticketDate")%></td>

      <td><%=rsTickets("ticketTime")%></td>

      <td><%=rsTickets("ticketSurname")%></td>
       <td><a href="editTicket.asp?ticketID=<%=rsTickets("ticketID")%>"><%=rsTickets("ticketSubject")%></td>

      <td align="center"><img src="../img/<%=rsTickets("statusIcon")%>" height="10" width="10" alt="<%=rsTickets("statusName")%>" title="<%=rsTickets("statusName")%>" /></td>

</tr>

<%i = i + 1

rsTickets.MoveNext

loop%>

</table>

<%end if

rsTickets.close

Set rsTickets = nothing

conn.close

Set conn = nothing%>

</div></body>

</html>

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Sorting tables ASP, Access Database

Asked by toddml in Access Reports, Visual Basic Programming

Tags: asp, access, sort, table

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