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Posted by Graham Anderson on 10/07/42 11:14
Hi
I am allready using a 'rank' field now... with 1 to N :) There are
just so damned many of them to order manually
the up/down button solution...is there a tutorial or php class out
there I could take a look at...
where you:
give the class a query...
get a found set back as html with these up/down buttons in each row
start ordering away with wild abandon....
does this allready exist somewhere ?
g
On Apr 26, 2005, at 9:59 PM, Richard Lynch wrote:
> On Tue, April 26, 2005 7:05 pm, Graham Anderson said:
>> lately, I'm finding myself reordering large amounts of rows populated
>> from a database query ...with an order_id field
>> this is a bit tedious re-entering every order_id for a found set :(
>
> Do different users get to order differently, or is there some "master"
> order that all shall use?
>
> If it's a "master" order, just put a "rank" field on the records, and
> then
> make sure it's always 1 to N for the order you want.
>
> You can create "up" and "down" buttons to alter the order fairly
> easily.
>
> If each user gets to have their own order, then you're looking at a
> playlist for each user, so I'd have a different table with just "ID"
> and
> "rank" (and userID) in it and do the same sort of thing.
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