Like the title says, does MODx support a function to clear the chunk of all data prior to repopulating it?
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Context would be useful; having no idea what you are trying to do makes it difficult to offer any suggestions.
Sorry Susan,
<?php
//list out all the dogs in the system
$output='';
switch($_REQUEST[breed]){
case goldens:
$goldens= sprintf("
SELECT *
FROM tbldogs
WHERE breedID=87
ORDER BY callname;");
$rsetg=$modx->db->query($goldens);
if ($modx->db->getRecordCount($rsetg) > 0) {
while ($row = $modx->db->getRow($rsetg)) {
$params['id']=$row['dog_id'];
$params['callname']=$row['callname'];
$params['regname']=$row['regname'];
$output.=$modx->parseChunk('List Dogs', $params, '[+', '+]');
}
}
return($output);
break;
case cavaliers:
$cavaliers=sprintf("
SELECT *
FROM tbldogs
WHERE breedID=51
ORDER BY callname;");
$rsetc=$modx->db->query($cavaliers);
if($modx->db->getRecordCount($rsetc) >0){
while($foo = $modx->db->getRow($rsetc)){
$params['id']=$row['dog_id'];
$params['callname']=$row['callname'];
$params['regname']=$row['regname'];
$output.=$modx->parseChunk('List Dogs', $params, '{+','+]');
}
}
return($output);
break;
}
function update( &$fields ){
}
function add(&$fields){
}
function delete(&$fields){
echo $fields;
return($message );
}
// check for a valid submission
if($_REQUEST['Submit']){
$message = delete($_REQUEST);
echo $message."<br />";
}
?>
However, in my chunk for the breed cavaliers, I get 15 rows with a value of null.... So I was wondering if I needed to clear the chunk out before populating it again....
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-Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)
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It looks like your not changing $rsetc and $rsetg in your loops so you’re getting the same row each time.
It looks like your not changing $rsetc and $rsetg in your loops so you’re getting the same row each time.
Where are you seeing this? I know I am a noob when it comes to programming, but I think I’ve done that....
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Never mind my comment. I was forgetting that getRow() increments the row pointer.
I think Garry is right.
Thank you gary,
I forgot I created $foo.... My bad.
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