Any answers on this?

And also, does this provide a pagination of queries? For example, I want to query all the members that belong to UserGroupXXX. There's a possibility that there could be 10000 in that UserGroupXXX. So what I want is to display them by 100s and then a pagination that I can browse, just like the pagination when displaying threads.

GREAT HACK :)

Awesome hack, I'm very happy with this as I'm quite happy with SQL but never learnt PHP - this hack now allows me to have my own queries in the default skin - beautiful!

I've written an advanced webquery.. is there an easy way to have alternating row colours in the resultset? I've been searching for hours for a way but no luck so far.

Thanks so much,

Moses.

Yes you can use

<td class="$alternate"

structure for this. Check sample webqueries for more information...

very nice, I'll get stuck into the samples - loving this hack :)

I setup a web querie which works on my web template pages, but I am trying to find a way to parse it to a new module on vbadvanced for my main homepage. Is there a way to do this or can web queries only be posts onto web templates pages?

They are part of WT code so they are parsed in WT pages only. You can't drag it onto vbadvanced, sorry!

Am I able to do conditionals in the "Query Result Row" section?

For example if $WQfield[x] is a certain value I can bold it or choose not to dispaly it?

When pulling a date out, it is in the format yyyy/mm/dd - how can I reverse that?

This is a very useful hack, would anyone know of another which can be used for taking data (say from a Form) a and writing to the DB?

Thanks

it's not a problem :confused:
but i install and upgrade and the version appears....
it's right?
tks to share this wonderful work!
all the best
beduino

Absolutely love this add-on. 1 problem I have is how to add backgrounds. No matter what html code I use it does nothing:(

Try adding backgrounds with CSS