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The document discusses creating a page called tour_details.php that joins information from two tables and adds recordset paging. It provides instructions on opening a template, making changes to display data from a recordset using bindings in a repeat region showing 5 records at a time, and adding links and a dynamic image. It also discusses adding a recordset navigation bar and fixing the tourprice.php page to include a dynamic dropdown list populated from a query.
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Dynamic Web Pages Ch 7 V1.0
- 1. Chapter 7 SQL with Joins & Recordset Paging
- 2. Overview In this chapter you will: Use the SQL term INNERJOIN. Adding a recordset navigational tool bar.
- 3. tours_detail.php - 1 For this activity you are going to; create a page that joins the information from two tables on a set of criteria. Add a recordset paging object. The page is shown on the next two slides.
- 4. Part 1 of tours_details.php
- 5. Part 2 of tours_details.php Adding recordset Paging
- 6. tours_detail.php - 2 Open generic_template.php Title: Newland Tours: Tour Descriptions. Save as tour_details.php. Make the following changes to the page as shown. Heading 2 Link to tours.php
- 7. tours_detail.php - 3 Create a recordset as follows;
- 8. tours_detail.php - 4 Using the recordset add the bindings and the repeat region ( 5 records at a time), to the page as shown. Dynamic image Table width=60% For these links refer to following slides.
- 9. tours_detail.php - 5 The link โLearn more aboutโ has the following details.
- 10. tours_detail.php - 6 Price this tour with Tour price calculator.
- 11. tours_detail.php - 7 Insert the dynamic imageโs placeholder and set it right align.
- 12. Adding a repeat region Highlight all the recordset data. Select the server behaviour tab. Click on the plus symbol and select repeat region. Select five records at a time, as shown below.
- 13. Part 2 Recordset Navigation-1 Inserting a recordset navigation can be done by the following two.
- 14. Recordset Navigation-2 When you add a navigation the recordset dialog appears as shown. Save and preview.
- 15. Fixing up the tourprice.php page Create a querystring variable as shown below. Click to select the drop-down menu in the form, beside Tour name. In the Property inspector, click the Dynamic button. Shown on the next slide.
- 16. Dynamic list Click on the lighting bolt and the Dynamic Data dialog box appears.
- 17. Lab 7 -1 This lab creates a page called bookedtours.php. The tour bookings information is shown on the next slide.
- 18. Lab 7 -2