As you can see, the link points back to the fwx file. When it receives such a request, your script should re-create the page, sorted by the field specified in 'sort=xxxx'.
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Sent by Tim Bowen on 10/05/2004 10:47:03 AM:
does it make the fwx call itself again?
Sent by FoxWeb Support on 09/28/2004 06:15:09 PM:
You can turn the headers into links that point back to the same fwx file, but pass an additional query string field back to the server. For example:
<a href="myList.fwx?filter=XXX&sort=status">STATUS</a>
Obviously this requires a round trip to the server, but in most cases this is how it is done. I have seen sorting performed on the client, but it involved the use of advanced JavaScript, XML and XSLT techniques. The client-side technique involves more work than the server-side method and it does not work with all browsers.
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Sent by Tim Bowen on 09/28/2004 01:22:44 PM:
I want to be able to include clickable sort header titles to my output. So if a user gets results returned like you see here
STATUS NOUN CUST OFFICE EDD JOB PRICE4VS5639 OPEN TONER CARTRIDGE BOWEN VSOSR 10/1/04 DT1C3VS0 62.004VS5621 OPEN PRINTER, LASER BOWEN VSOSR 10/22/04 DT1C4VS0 578.00
I want them to be able to click on STATUS header and it will sort the data by status.
Easily done?