CDML doesn't do nested portals, right?

Like:

[FMP-portal:P1]

[FMP-field:P1::fieldp1]

[FMP-portal:P2]

[FMP-field:P2::fieldp2]

[/FMP-portal]

[/FMP-portal]

... or is there something special needed?

Thank you.

Bradley

FM doesn't nest portals

CDML 'lives' on the top of it...therefor

...it would be nice though

All the best

Thanks for the post reply, Leb i Sol.

Yeah, too bad... it would be easier, no?

Wanna see my solution? (Makes the second portal in the layout, maybe even the second relation, unneeded... until I think of something more complicated. :-)

<table>

[FMP-portal:P1]

<tr>

<td>[FMP-field:name]</td>

<td>

[FMP-inlineaction: -db=db.fp5, -lay=main, id={field:P1::theid}, -find ]

[FMP-field:item]

[/FMP-inlineaction]

</td>

</tr>

</table>

Of course the related "theid" field needs to be suppled in the P1 portal.

Bradley

Oops...

I forgot to put [FMP-record] inbetween the [FMP-inlineaction] tags to display multiple finds... sorry.

Bradley

I wish this was a function in FM...nested portals that is...

it would be nice to use it when it comes to looking into whole hierarchical structure

ItemID

|___Customers

|_____Repairs

|_______Workers of the Item

|___________Shipping Companies

etc.

|___ <--- being a portal

I know u can "simulate" this when making repors and sub-sub-sub's but no real solution for this when it comes to entry/forms/portals on one layout....perhaps some day

All the best!