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A parameter MaxEntries would be the maximum number of entries to return if @DBLookup hits multiple entries.
For example, I want to return the Last 5 entries in a discussion for web display, but don't want to use an embedded view (because I'm using pure HTML with <computed values> on a really fast web page), and I don't want to use x-pages because I can't achieve the same performance as I can this way, before you give me the political line about 'should be using x-pages' :)
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1) Dave Navarre339 (27 Jun 2011)
I think it's a good idea, though I wonder about how it would pick the entries to display. Should it always be the last modified X number of entries? Or last X created? Or first/last X items by view sort order?
I think you could build the contents using XML ReadViewEntries (via AJAX, for example) and avoid using @DBLookup at all.
I think you could build the contents using XML ReadViewEntries (via AJAX, for example) and avoid using @DBLookup at all.
2) Mark Demicoli10094 (27 Jun 2011)
@1 The view sorting should be respected as is the case currently.
3) Stephan H. Wissel1685 (08 Jul 2011)
use ?OpenView&count=5 in an iframe. Mark the view as passthru HTML. The $$ViewTemplate does the surrounding HTML.
or use ?ReadViewEntries&count=5&Outputformat=JSON in an Ajax call
Much more efficient that the @dbLookup (where you could do @Subset(@db....;5)
or use ?ReadViewEntries&count=5&Outputformat=JSON in an Ajax call
Much more efficient that the @dbLookup (where you could do @Subset(@db....;5)
4) Mark Demicoli10094 (09 Jul 2011)
iframes = code sequencing "readystate" issues. ie code must wait for data-bearing iframes to be ready. v-messy.
5) Dave Navarre339 (11 Jul 2011)
If you do it using AJAX and ReadViewEntries, I think you find that data retrieval is very fast.
6) Vladimir Anoufriyonok15 (18 Feb 2012)
it's very good idea for web design!
no ajax, no iframe, if need SEO optimization for my site on Domino
no ajax, no iframe, if need SEO optimization for my site on Domino
7) Kenneth Axi1679 (19 Feb 2012)
I don't like the idea of using @DbLookup for this. There are much more efficient ways to achieve this. I would definitly do as Stephan stated above; use the ReadViewEntries in Ajax call.
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