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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 the following that creates a url from the form in a module above the template module. The url appears correct in the address bar however it is not picked up in the template with the url parameter...can anyone see why its not working please? http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/646
I have a form on the top of a page and a view below that. The form has a dropdown list. I would like to filter the view based on the selection from the dropdown list. Is there a way to do this?
Hi there, I'd like to reuse an xMod template by passing in a Custom Setting that contains the name of the SQL column I want to search for a value of "True". Where my setting is [[Module:DayName]] = adminDayMon I want to use the SQL statement in my template of ... WHERE [[Module:DayName]] = 'True' ... I have tried the above and no joy. Have also tried to create a parameter and then use the paramete
I have a SearchSort integrated with a template and have looked at all the parameters available, but I need the ability to filter records by default until the user enters their own search term. If I use a WHERE clause in my SELECT statement, it limits the recordset, which I can't have. I need all records available for the search, but when the page first loads, show only a certain subset by default.

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