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Can I search in a group of records using a token?

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I would like to set up my site so that one may first choose a division from a value list (ex, piano repertoire), then be able to a) search for either composer or title in that division, or : view all piano repertoire records. I have set the value list selection as the token:

<select name="-token">

<option value="Piano Repertoire">Piano Repertoire

<option value="Piano Methods and Supplementals">Piano Methods and Supplementals

<option value="Piano Technique">Piano Technique

<option value="Jazz, Pop and Rock Piano Music">Jazz, Pop and Rock Piano Music

<option value="theory">Theory, Ear Training and Sightsinging Resources

</select>

In the token.html file, I would like to be able to search within that division or token. Does this make sense? Am I on the right track? When I test it, I am pulling up all records, not just pertaining to the token/division.

Thanks!!

- Catherine

How your full form looks?

What do you see in FM after you do the browser search and you do the Modify Last Find?

I would be using something like this:

<input type="hidden" name="-op" value="eq">

<select name="division">

<option value="Piano Repertoire">Piano Repertoire

<option value="Piano Methods and Supplementals">Piano Methods and Supplementals

<option value="Piano Technique">Piano Technique

<option value="Jazz, Pop and Rock Piano Music">Jazz, Pop and Rock Piano Music

<option value="theory">Theory, Ear Training and Sightsinging Resources

</select>

Al the best.

Garry

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