Just solved it on paper, programing tonight:

Example: 4 Cols

b1 = int (subcats/cols); if rest b1++
do till b1

b2 = int (subcats-b1)/(cols-1); if rest b2++
do till b2

b3 = int(subcats-b1-b2)/(cols-2); if rest b3++
do till b3

do rest

Seems this is something for a function that calls itself; i dont know the english word.
Beacause i have only four cols i will do it on this way, if someone could program a function for x cols,
it would be helpful for others.

Hi,

Could you expand a bit more? Not sure what your asking :/

Cheers

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Seems my english is very bad. ;-)


This is ok for two cols. But not for 3 or more.
Example with 4 cols and 7 cats:
1. breakpoint=int(7/4)=2
2. breakpoint =2+1=3

Means:
col1: 3 cats
col2: 3 cats
col3: 1cat

but i should be: 2/2/2/1

My goal for example is to show four cols everytime; so i need another calculating.
I will do it now with a normal solution and post it later. Better would be a function for n>2 cols than my solution for four.

Mmm.. what version of GLinks/LSQL are you using? I believe the number of category columns is an option in Setup > Build Options (GLinks 3.x)

Hope that helps.

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Shurely you can set the number of cols for cats on home and subcats on category inside the admin-menu.
The question ist that LSQL DONT calculate the cols in the way i want.
If i want to sho four cols for example i dont want three, but this happens in some cases.

It is programed for 2 columns people usually use, but not for 3 or 4 as you can see above.