Brett Payne-Rhodes was thinking out aloud recently about the possibility of me coming over to Perth to do the Developing Rich Internet Applications course - if you guys can get the numbers...
Andrew
Kay Smoljak wrote:
Thanks Andrew,
That's the biggest problem with filter, it's only on one criteria.
That's what I thought too, and I wanted to test it, so I created my filter function with multiple statements ie (psuedocode):
if (aRecord.column == passedInVal) or (aRecord.column == 0) return true else return false
Which seems to return what I would expect. The list of elements seems to be passed into the filter function fine too... And I assume that as long as the filter function returns true or false everything's sweet. It's only that middle bit - actually checking against the string (the string is really hiding a comma delimited list of values). Of course, I could be competely wrong (in fact, that's likely).
There would be another way that it could be done but I'll have to put my
thinking cap on, am just about to commence a class so I'll try and get back to this later in the day.
Thank you Andrew, I appreciate the help! Sounds like I need one of your classes... you're not planning on a trip to Perth anytime soon?
Cheers, Kay,
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