msg Posted October 15, 2002 Posted October 15, 2002 In the bottom of my resultpage (a single record found) I would like to place an Inline-search for simular records based on the result of the first search. Something like this: [FMP-InlineAction: -db=db.fp5, -lay=cgi, subjekt=[FMP-Field: subjekt], -Op=eq, -max=5, -find] I know I can
Garry Claridge Posted October 15, 2002 Posted October 15, 2002 Portals are about the only other way to do it. Good Luck. Garry
msg Posted October 15, 2002 Author Posted October 15, 2002 Do you know why it is'nt possible to use {Field: xx} when i works perfectly to use {CurrentRecId}
Garry Claridge Posted October 15, 2002 Posted October 15, 2002 I guess the assumption is that, a Portal can be used more efficently. However, it would be a very flexible tool if you could pass field data to the InlineAction. All the best. Garry
Jeff Spall Posted October 21, 2002 Posted October 21, 2002 Hi, sorry to come to this so late - but I've been sucessfully using fields in Inline actions for a number of pages. Here's one that works for me: [FMP-InlineAction:-DB=holidays,-op="eq",wholename="{FMP-Field:wholename}",-op="eq",year="2002",-sortfield=start,-sortorder="ascend",-Find] It's making a call on a different database from the one used to display the page - the two fieldnames just happen to be the same. I think the key to getting it to work is that the value is in " " and that you use { } instead of [ ] regards, jeff
msg Posted November 20, 2002 Author Posted November 20, 2002 Thanks, I havn't tried to use "". If it works i realy greatful
balooka Posted November 22, 2002 Posted November 22, 2002 hi, Jeff is right. I use those tags too and works like a charm. I've replaced some tags with " ", but that doesnt change the results on any of my inlines. greets JP
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