Hi,
what about a list_date_shedule
list_date_shedule : - date_shedule *
date_shedule :- Date list_city
list_city :- city *
city :- String
To get the three columns you should do something like:
<logic:iterate id="dateShedule" name="listDateShedule">
... output date .... open table or tr etc...
<logic:iterate id="city" indexId="i" name="dateShedule" property="listCity">
.... output name ....
if i % 3 = 0 change row
</logic:iterate>
... close tr or table etc ....
</logic:iterate>
A Dimarts 15 Octubre 2002 21:46, Adam Sherman va escriure:
> On 10/15/02 12:33:11 -0700, Wendy Smoak wrote:
> > Adam wrote:
> >> I need to present data like this
> >> Heading One
> >> One Two Three
> >> Four Five Six
> >> Heading Two
> >> Seven Eight
> >> Heaging Three
> >> Nine Ten Eleven
> >> Etc.
> >
> > Not enough info... are the 'one' 'two' 'three' things all of the same
> > type? Will there always be exactly three columns & two rows under
> > 'Heading One'? What do you mean 'etc.' at the end? More headings? Or
> > are the headings set in advance?
> >
> > Maybe if you mock up a static HTML example, it would be easier to see
> > what you need to do. Be sure to note what things are variable-- if you
> > know the columns but the number of rows may vary, etc.
>
> http://www.teachandtravel.com/site/infosessions/schedule.php?division=Canad
>a
>
> This is the existing page, done in PHP.
>
> It's a rolling schedule, displays data from "today" until the end of the
> database.
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
> A.
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