R. David Murray writes:
> On Tue, 23 May 2000, Andrew Edmondson wrote:
> > The following doesn't work, but it illustrates my idea:
> > <dtml-in "Catalog(_.getitem(search_in) = _.getitem(search_for))">
...snip...
> On the other hand, if you call the catalog via just
>
> <dtml-in Catalog>
>
> it will pull its search fields out of the REQUEST variable. If you
> can arrange it so that REQUEST contains just the appropriate search
> variables set to the appropriate search values, you should be home free.
Or you can search the Catalog like this:
<dtml-in "Catalog.searchResults({'category':category_id,
'item_type':'book'})">
I.E. put all the search parameters in a dictionary and pass that
instead of REQUEST. I use this instead of REQUEST because it's too
easy for REQUEST to get polluted with other variables whose names are
search fields.
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