Thanks Edward and Andreas for you speedy and perfect answers. This fixed it up superbly. Im banging my head on my mysql manual now..thanks agani :-) --- Edward Pollard <pollej@uleth.ca> wrote:
I think the easiest solution here would be to incorporate a GROUP BY clause into your SQL query.
I don't think it's really correct to consider these "duplicate" items, as that implies erroneous representation of the information.
If you are unfamiliar with GROUP BY clauses, a google on the subject should be enlightening.
Edward
Wayne Connolly wrote:
i have a simple zsql (select * from table) which returns a list of items.
The problem is that it returns identical items. Ie 1. item 1 2. item 1 3. item 2
How can i make it skip/omit the second duplicate entry. Below is the code.
<SELECT name="item"> <OPTION tal:repeat="table here/getTableMethod"><SPAN tal:replace="table/item">Some Item</SPAN></OPTION> </SELECT>
Thanks, Wayne
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