Question
I want to write a formatted search (recursing through several subwebs) that produces a crosstab table output that shows for each sub web as a separate column.
I have a sub web for each department and I want to produce a matrix showing all projects being undertaken by the department that support a specific strategy. The strategies are attached to each topic via a form. Some sub-webs will have a null result of projects for a certain strategy.
I have the formatted search the produces all necessary data but can't workout how to convert the output to a crosstab.
Is this possible and how do I do it?
Environment
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JeffMahoney - 04 May 2006
Answer
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You can put each web's search result into an HTML table cell. Put the closing and opening td tags in the
header="parameter" of the
FormattedSearch. Example (edit to see how this works):
|
| Support web:
| Sandbox web:
| TWiki web:
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PeterThoeny - 07 May 2006
Thanks Peter, I really appreciate the very quick response.
This works well and I will use this but was not quite what I was after.
I have used a formfield to capture which strategy each project support.
Below is what I was after :
| Strategy |
WG1 |
WG2 |
WG3 |
WG4 |
WG5 |
| Strategy A |
Project 1 |
Project 2 |
Project 3 |
- |
- |
| Strategy B |
- |
Project 4 |
Project 5 |
- |
- |
| - |
Project 6 |
Project 7 |
- |
- |
| - |
Project 8 |
- |
- |
- |
| Strategy C |
Project 9 |
- |
Project 10 |
Project 11 |
Project 12 |
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JeffMahoney - 08 May 2006
Assuming the WGs are webs, and the Projects are topics with a common TWiki form, you can issue three SEARCHes, one for each Strategy. The header defines a cell boundary, the sparator for each project is a comma, a %BR% or a %BB%. Not sure though if it is possible to generate a TWiki table across webs, you might need to generate a standard HTML table.
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PeterThoeny - 10 May 2006