I've wracked my brains and searched the forums up and down. I'm using statically built pages in LinksSQL 2.x and need the search.html and search_results.html to change headers based on the catid I'm passing through the search.cgi url string.

For example, ../search.cgi?catid=64 will trigger the following template code:
<%if catid eq '64'%>
to include the file CJ_header_cats.html

Fine and dandy. Now the problem. I need to do the same for catid 64 through 90 plus 122. Catid 95-121 and 123 need to call a separate file, with all the other catids using the default.

I've tried
<%if catid ge '64' and le '90'%>
... CJ_header_cats.html
<%esleif catid eq '122'%>
... CJ_header_cats.html
<%elseif catid ge '95' and le '121'%>
... XJ_header_cats.html
<%esleif catid eq '122'%>
... XJ_header_cats.html
<%else%>
...include_header.html
<%endif%>

That didn't work. Tried using <=, <= and == operators. No go. The code only honors the 'eq' comparison. Is there a way to use range operators in this application?
Kevin

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Hi,

A few things =)

>= <= == etc can ONLY be used for numbers. Quoting them can confuse the template system =)

Also, when using "and" to join them, you have to re-define the "catid" variable, i.e if catid >= 64 and catid <= 90).


Hope that helps.

Cheers

Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk

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Thanks so much Andy. That did it.
Kevin

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