Antonio Gallardo dijo: > Torsten Curdt dijo: >>> if (exist <esql:more-results>) >>> LIMIT 5+1 >>> else >>> LIMIT 5 >>> >>> I think this is an elegant solution. What you think? >> >> Sure - but the problem is that we also would need to adjust the length >> of the resultset inside the helper class. (you always want to see only >> 5 >> rows in your page) >> >> The length of the resultset inside the class would sometimes be one >> more >> and sometimes *exact* - depending on whether there is a >> <more-results> >> tag or not. Which would be very confusing! > > I dont agree. The LIMIT 5+1 is just a internal issue. From the user > view. he never knows we was asking 5+1 rows. He never can access the 5+1 > row. even if it exists. > > I agree with you that also can be a change into the "esqlhelper > class" into the method that retrieve the row and get it to the user.
I also remember that the "hack" to trig the <esql:more-results> tag is just checking is there is the 5+1 row or not. :-), This is the test than we need to wrap in a if statement. Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
