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Hello.. Was curious if there's a way to specify multiple expressions in a select/case setup. My code example is below. Districts 04 and 06 are technically the same, as is 11 and 12 and the information contained in the case statements will display the same information. But I can't specify multiple expressions so there's multiple case statements. Thanks.. http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/789
I am using the SearchSort functionality to find records in my table. If the user searches for something that doesn't exist I was hoping to use the "NoItemsTemplate" to show a simple message "No records found" and a CommandButton that would reset the select statement to my initial SELECT * FROM.... However, I can't seem to get the select statement to work. The command button works (I think) but the
I have as stored procedure that returns an integer output parameter (count of existing records matching criteria) In a template I am evaluating the output parameter and if it is less than or equal to 3 an Add button is displayed. Else, nothing is displayed. How do I evaluate the zero (0) that is returned by the sproc when no records meet the criteria? I'm basically looking for an OR using Select C
Hi Xmod gurus, I think I suspect the answer to this question, but you guys have often surprised me with solutions outside the box! I've been trying to use the <xmod:select> statement as a type of input validation, and have not been having too much luck. We have an xmod template that returns training course information based on a courseID in the query string parameters, e.g. "?courseID=232050".
Hi There I have a situation, where I wish to include a case within a case <Xmod:select> <Case 1> </Case 1> <Case 2 > <Case 2.1> Only show where both Case 2 and Case 2.1 is true </Case 2.1> </Case 2> </xmod:select> Do I need to include the embedded one with it's own select? Will this actually work? Is there another way to achieve the result?

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