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ckmalice
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 Posted: Sun May 04, 2003 11:02 am Post subject: Filtering Problem |
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Can anyone tell me why i can do the filtering in numeric data by these statements, and how can i correct them to achieve the expected result?
This function is used to filter the price in watch database that is smaller than the user entered price
function pricefilter()
{
SRecords.FilterColumn ="Price";
SRecords.FilterValue = watchprice;
SRecords.FilterCriterion = "<=";
SRecords.Reset();
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phil karras
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The reason you can not catch a price lower than the expected price is that you have no if-statement, like:
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if(PasPrice < ThePrice) {
alert("Price Error!");
document.FormName.FieldName.focus();
}
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Now, it looks to me that you have more problems in understanding how to program is JavaScript so you might do well to pick up a good book or two. This site was developed by Michael Moncur to support his JS books, you buy that one to start.
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