Question

I'm using the search variable to query and display form data. It all seemed to be working beautifully until we tried to search and display across webs.

The results from both webs are retrieved and display, but the table breaks apart and tries to display each web as a separate table.

Here's the syntax for the search variable:

%SEARCH{"[S]tatus.*?value=\"(In progress)\";[A]ssigned.*?value=\"Name"|[P]articipants.*?value=\".*Name*\""
 nosearch="on" regex="on" header="| *Project* | *Assigned* | *Priority* | *Category* | *Target Date* | *Other Participants*
 | *Notes* |" format="| [[$web.$topic][$formfield(Project)]] | $formfield(Assigned) | $formfield(Priority) | $formfield(Category)
 | $formfield(Target date) | $formfield(Participants) | $formfield(Notes) |"  web="all"}%

Is there a way to get all the results to display as a single table regardless of which web the form is in?

Environment

-- BrendaKliethermes - 30 Jun 2008

Answer

If you answer a question - or have a question you asked answered by someone - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status is in a drop-down list below the edit box.

All you need to do is to get rid of all decoration which TWiki adds to search results because it does it on a per web base:

   nosearch="on" nosummary="on" nototal="on"

  nonoise="on"

-- HaraldJoerg - 01 Jul 2008

Thanks for the help. That solved the problem.

-- BrendaKliethermes - 01 Jul 2008