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Old August 6th, 2002, 06:19 PM
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ASP- sorting records

i'm doing a site for a car dealership and have the inventory page in ASP. i have gotten the list to appear and i can get it to sort if i hard code the different arrangements, but i don't want so that many pages. so, what i want to do is have the basic headings be links to sort by that column (ie year, make, price, etc) and refresh the page automatically. many car sites have this, but i haven't been able to find out the code behind it. can anybody help?

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Old August 7th, 2002, 03:29 AM
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Hey,
You need to use remote scripting to do something like this. Checkout Annette's great article on this and you'll be up and running in no time: http://www.devarticles.com/art/1/99

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Could you do it with cases? Say you have a cars.asp, which among other things says

Dim strSort

strsort = Request.QueryString("sort")

strSQL = "Select * from Cars (or whatever your table is)"

And you have your select cases - it takes the SQL statement from these cases and adds it on to the original statement as appropriate:

Select Case strSort

Case Year

strSQL = strSQL & "Order by year DESC"

Case Price

strSQL = strSQL & "Order by price DESC"

etc

End Select

and then have the year column <a href="cars.asp?sort=year">Year</a> and the price column <a href="cars.asp?sort=price">Price</a> etc

Or is this too much coding?

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