Container + iterate in TPL. -ASAP pls.

Hi,
This may have come up so many time. But it looks to me that I am not getting it. I have a simple DCT and corresponding template. I want to test only iw_iterate in my tpl to fetch rows from container.

Your advice/help is apprecitated

My dct, and tpl code is in the attachment. 1 file.

I read the documentation and also the samples in "Definitive Guide to IWOV".

Cannot get a hint. Interesting is that it generates the page and shows content from text boxes, but not from elements in the container. HELp....

Env: Win23K, TST 6.5, OD 6.1

Thanks,
N.

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suj

Not sure if iw_iterate would work within the iwpt_output. Try to follow the samples in http://your teamsite server/iw/help/tst/pt/TeamSite__PT__iw_iterate.html

ISCBorisB

Not sure if iw_iterate would work within the iwpt_output...

It won't. "iw_value" is one and the only IW PT Tag that works within CDATA boundaries

ISCBorisB

Hi,
This may have come up so many time. But it looks to me that I am not getting it. I have a simple DCT and corresponding template. I want to test only iw_iterate in my tpl to fetch rows from container.

Your advice/help is apprecitated

My dct, and tpl code is in the attachment. 1 file.

I read the documentation and also the samples in "Definitive Guide to IWOV".

Cannot get a hint. Interesting is that it generates the page and shows content from text boxes, but not from elements in the container. HELp....

Env: Win23K, TST 6.5, OD 6.1

Thanks,
N.

You seem to have syntactically incorrect mix of Perl and TS PT Tags. Try something like the following.
I just removed your Perl and related tags. Make that work and then reintroduce Perl whatever you need it for[html]

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
<meta name="description" content=" " />
<meta name="keywords" content=" " />
&amp;amp;lt;br&amp;amp;gt; @import "style.css";&amp;amp;lt;br&amp;amp;gt;
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="includes/script.js"></script>

Headline:

rDate:

[/html]

netsnaveen

Hello ISCBorisB,
Thanks for a smart solution. That works great.

Cheers,
Naveen D.