I am creating a table structure that requires 3 records per row.
I could have used a counter to place the "</tr><tr>" every third record to
create the table columns, but in the end I just used a cfloop, stepped by
three, and indexed the records directly based on the index of the loop. (+1
or +2). After checking that I wasn't at the end of the recordset beforehand.
Using moveNext I could have just used the cfloop, eg:
<cfloop query="rs_output">
check -> output -> movenext
check -> output -> movenext
check -> output
</cfloop>
Ricardo.
"Gary Menzel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Is there a CF equivalent of moveNext()?
I am wondering why you would need a moveNext().
In CF you use <CFLOOP> or <CFOUTPUT> to iterate over your query/recordSet.
All you would do (or all I do) is decide on some conditions for skipping
records and just let the loop do the moveNext().
e.g.
<CFLOOP query="myquery">
<CFIF [some test here that decides the record should be processed]>
<!--- process the record here --->
</CFIF>
<!---
moveNext() technically would be happening about here
i.e. in the </CFLOOP>
--->
</CFLOOP>
If, however, you are wanting to move backwards and forwards in the
recordSet arbitarily then, as Barry suggests, load it all into an array OR
search the Archive - Taco posted a mechanism (using SQL) that allows you
to page records without having to get the whole query down (although I had
troubles getting it to work).
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