Dreamweaver - Nested Repeat Regions ??

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Nested Repeat Regions ??

tgwarrior

2005-04-29, 7:20 pm

I'm working in DW MX, MySQL, php.

I have two tables in a one to many relationship. I'd like to display the data
as follows:

State: ___ (one side)
1. URL (one side)
2. URL (one side)
3. URL (one side)

Many Item 1
Many Item 2
Many Item 3
Many item 4
Many Item 5

I would like to display the State and 3 URLS once, then have as many "many"
items as are in the database displayed below the state information. i.e. for
each state, I have several items that go with it. I don't want to display the
data so that the state, url and many item is repeated. I want to display each
state ONCE and then have the many items under the corresponding state.

Ideas? Is this a nested repeat region? If so, How do I do that so it comes
out accurately?

thanks.

michael munson
tgwarrior@forge-forward.org

Bill Horvath .:CMX:.

2005-04-30, 4:18 am

You can check out this free extension from Tom Muck:
http://www.tom-muck.com/extensions/...ednestedregion/

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"tgwarrior" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'm working in DW MX, MySQL, php.
>
> I have two tables in a one to many relationship. I'd like to display the
data
> as follows:
>
> State: ___ (one side)
> 1. URL (one side)
> 2. URL (one side)
> 3. URL (one side)
>
> Many Item 1
> Many Item 2
> Many Item 3
> Many item 4
> Many Item 5
>
> I would like to display the State and 3 URLS once, then have as many
"many"
> items as are in the database displayed below the state information. i.e.
for
> each state, I have several items that go with it. I don't want to display
the
> data so that the state, url and many item is repeated. I want to display
each
> state ONCE and then have the many items under the corresponding state.
>
> Ideas? Is this a nested repeat region? If so, How do I do that so it
comes
> out accurately?
>
> thanks.
>
> michael munson
> tgwarrior@forge-forward.org
>