Right this is the issue. There is an important difference between
template and fmt. Template runs the entire markup table through each
page that is returned. Fmt does not--leaving the output to be
rendered by the main engine with the rest of the page. Though it does
have a few special lines of code to handle normal {p} variables.
Pro's of fmt--it is much faster. Con--it cannot process markup that
occur earlier in the markup table before the search function was
called.
Pro's of template--it process all markup. Con--it is much slower (esp
on a large output).
Cheers,
Dan
On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 2:17 AM, Kevin <[email protected]> wrote:
> More head banging and I think I found a solution... though I am fairly sure
> that I should be able to do this using fmt... I tried it using a template
> instead...
>
> [(search group=whiteboard.* sort=p3 template=kevin )]
>
> The template on the page... ie "kevin"...
>
> /*
> [[#kevin]]
> [(template first)][t class=stripe width=100%]
> [r]
> [h]Status
> [h]Issued
> [h]Title
> [(template each)][r][c]{{+p}:status}
> [c][(time {+p2} "%c")]
> [c][[{+p}|+]]
> [(template last)][t]
> [[#end]]
> */
>
> Result...
>
> Status Issued Title
> Open Sat Sep 19 14:32:36 2009 DNS Server offline
>
> Exactly what I was looking for. the title is the clickable link to the
> specific page.
>
>
>
>
>
> >
>
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