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referencing multiple queries

timmy
in Other Internet Technologies

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If on one page i want to display information from multiple databases.

Can this be done by writing everything in form action?

Is it impossible to do this by making specifications in the link?

Do i have to use frames?

[This message has been edited by timmy (edited January 15, 2001).]

If you are using FMP5 it can porbably be done with the [FMP-InlineAction] CDML tag.

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The Inline command works great except for one thing.

I have two searches on one page. One search is executed through the URL. It searches for results matching field "ID" to "0101". The results are displayed using FMP-record. Works fine.

The second search is done using Inline. However, I also want to search for records that have "ID" matching whatever value ("0101" in this case) is in the URL.

I tried doing:

[FMP-Inlineaction: -db=.... ID=[FMP-field:ID]

but that doesn't seem right, and it doesn't work. any suggestions?

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riiight. seems like whenever i post something i figure out my question 2 seconds later.

you do:

"{field :ID}"

in case anyone was wondering. smile.gif

[This message has been edited by timmy (edited January 16, 2001).]

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