mikemike12
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Hide Mutliple Records with dreamweaver show records behavior
I'm using Dreamweaver and PHP. I have data from 3 different tables that I'm trying to display on the same page. Dreamweaver will only you apply the "show record if" behavior to one recordset at a time. I need the same data to be displayed and respond to three different recordsets not just one. Any suggestions.
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Yes. Basically, I'd like it to work with conditions. Let's say recordset 1 is empty. I use Show (my message) if recordset 1 is empty, if recordset 2 has data, then the message should not show because becuase even though recordset 1 is empty, recordset 2 has data. The way it works now, recordset 1 can only discern the data in recordset 1 it can't react to recordset 2.
Okay, how much PHP do you know?
ASKER
I can read it and understand it. I make too many errors when I try to write it. It drives me nuts.
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absolutely makes sense. I'll give it a try tonight.
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this is pretty nice. Do you guys always respond this quickly? Do you support dreamweaver, php, javascript, and sql
>> Do you guys always respond this quickly
It varies depending on when and where you post. Usually you get a response within a few hours of posting
>> Do you support dreamweaver, php, javascript, and sql
There are very few people who watch the Dreamweaver topic, but lots and lots who watch the PHP, MySQL, HTML, and Javascript zones. When you post, cross post the question in multiple relevant zones for better responses. We're loosely organized and all volunteers...this isn't like a help desk where we can all see each other.
It varies depending on when and where you post. Usually you get a response within a few hours of posting
>> Do you support dreamweaver, php, javascript, and sql
There are very few people who watch the Dreamweaver topic, but lots and lots who watch the PHP, MySQL, HTML, and Javascript zones. When you post, cross post the question in multiple relevant zones for better responses. We're loosely organized and all volunteers...this isn't like a help desk where we can all see each other.
Can you give me an example of how it should work?