I'm not sure if this would work, but clarifying your arguments with
parens and single quoting the number values might make this shake
out. I have found <@filter to be a sensitive critter and that I
rarely have a failure if I format the heck out of it.
<@assign request$newarray value='<@filter array="request$resultset"
expr="(#1 = '99') <@ifequal '<@ARG cw>' '1'> OR (#1 = '112')</@if>
<@ifequal '<@ARG cd>' '1'> OR (#1 = '113')</@if><@ifequal '<@ARG ce>'
'1'> OR (#1 = '114')</@if>">'>
If that fails, then you're going to have to do a filter loop logic
along the lines of
if arg cw is 1 , create newarray
if arg cd is 1, is newarray MT? Create. Else addrows for new filter to
newarray
etc
On Dec 14, 2007, at 9:05 AM, Brian Humes wrote:
Hi Dale,
Thanks for the assistance. I should have included my goal in the
original e-mail.
The idea here is to be able to filter an array by several arguments,
using OR. Ideally, this is how it would look when I'm finished:
<@assign request$newarray value='<@filter array="request$resultset"
expr="#1 = 99<@ifequal '<@ARG cw>' '1'> OR #1 = 112</@if><@ifequal
'<@ARG cd>' '1'> OR #1 = 113</@if><@ifequal '<@ARG ce>' '1'> OR #1 =
114</@if>">'>
I know that #1 would never be 99, so I put that in to start off the
expression, just in case all of the other arguments don't equal 1.
Then, there would always be something in the expression. That would
return an empty array, which is what I would want if all the other
arguments != 1.
Putting the <@ifequal> outside the <@assign> wouldn't work because I
need to be able to process the array using OR.
I know there are probably other ways to skin this cat, but I was
just confused as to why Witango wouldn't allow me to put <@ifequal>
inside the expr attribute.
Brian Humes
Director, Interactive
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On Dec 14, 2007, at 6:31 AM, Dale Graham wrote:
Looks like a simple re-write would do the trick (and while I have
used meta tags inside the "expr" (e.g. <@length >) with success,
where <@arg cw> is not equal to 1, your usage would result in
<@assign request$newarray value='<@filter array="request
$resultset" expr="">'>
and a null expr is not going to work.
So you need to do this
<@ifequal '<@ARG cw>' '1'>
<@assign request$newarray value='<@filter array="request
$resultset" expr="#1 = 112">'>
<@else> (whatever you wanted to do where <@arg cw> not equal to 1)
</@if>
On Dec 13, 2007, at 3:05 PM, Brian Humes wrote:
Am I not allowed to do this?
<@assign request$newarray value='<@filter array="request
$resultset" expr="<@ifequal '<@ARG cw>' '1'>#1 = 112</@if>">'>
When I do (given cw=1 and resultset[1,1] is 107), I get:
Error during expression evaluation.
Statement end missing inside [107 = 112]
When I change it to this:
<@assign request$newarray value='<@filter array="request
$resultset" expr="#1 = 112">'>
works just fine.
Are we not supposed to use meta tags inside the expr parameter?
I've tried all manner of parens, quotes, etc. No luck.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Brian Humes
Director, Interactive
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