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File: doc/bltag_recordset.txt
Role: Documentation
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Description: Sample plugin documentation
Class: Extensible Template
Template engine extensible using sub-classes
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Date: 15 years ago
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This plugin implements a fake <tpl:recordset></tpl:recordset> tag. The only purpose is to show you how to code your own tag related plugins. This tag has the following syntax: <tpl:recordset TYPE="rs_type" INTERNALNAME="internal_name" SELECTQUERY="query" > .... .... .... .... </tpl:recordset> the TYPE parameter can have one of the following values: mysql|pgsql|msql|sqlite INTERNALNAME is the name to be used inside the HTML block SELECTQUERY would be the SQL select query that should return records HTML example: <table width="100%" border="0" cellpadding="0"> <tpl:recordset type="mysql" internalname="users" selectquery="select * from users limit 0,10"> <tr><td>{users.user_id}</td><td>{users.user_name}</td></tr> </tpl:recordset> </table> That HTML snippet would do a query against a database, and return up to 10 records from a "users" table and would generate one <tr></tr> row in the table for each record returned by the query Again, the tag plugin DOES NOT call any database function, as it has no host, username or password parameters, although you can easily add those features. I'll let it as home work for you :D