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sqledit_requests.html

`Example'

<title>Requests</title>

<h3>Requests</h3>

<table border=1>
<!-- start entry -->
<tr>
<td bgcolor=#c9c9c9>Search <a href='_SCRIPT_?context=search_form
    &table=_RTABLE_
    &limit=_RWHERE-CODED_
    &links_set=_RLINKS_
    &order=_RORDER-CODED_'>_LABEL_<a/></td>
<td><a href='_SCRIPT_?context=edit
    &table=sqledit_requests
    &primary=_ROWID_'>Edit<a/></td>
<td><a href='_SCRIPT_?context=remove
    &table=sqledit_requests
    &primary=_ROWID_'>Remove<a/></td>
</tr>
<!-- end entry -->
</table>
<p>
<a href='_SCRIPT_?context=insert_form
    &table=sqledit_requests'>Insert a request</a>
<br>
<a href='_SCRIPT_?context=search_form
    &table=sqledit_requests'>Search a request</a>
<br>

<!-- start pager -->
Number of pages _MAXPAGES_
<p>
_PAGES_
<!-- end pager -->

`Parts'

`entry'

This part is repeated for each request. See section Search table (search).

`pager'

See section Multipage results template.

`Tags'

Note that most of the following tags are indeed fields of the sqledit_requests table and may be substituted with all legal variations, See section Database table tags.

`_RTABLE_'

Name of the table of the request.

`_RWHERE_'

Where clause of the request.

`_RLINKS_'

Relational scheme specification used to display records, pushed in the links_set parameter, See section Search table (search).

`_RORDER_'

Order by clause of the request.

`_LABEL_'

Textual label describing the purpose of the request.

`_SCRIPT_'

Absolute location of the cgi-bin script.

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