I'm not sure what the $config hash is for. It doesn't mean anything in DBMan, but maybe you've merged DBMan with something else. In general, if you want to search for something that is "less than" or "greater than" use fieldname-lt for "less than" and fieldname-gt for "greater than." So, if you have a field that's called "height" and you want to find all people who are between 58 inches tall and 63 inches tall, inclusive, you would have two fields:
name="height-lt" value=64
name="height-gt" value=57
I"m not sure how that would relate to your application, but maybe this'll help. :-)
Regarding the URL hyperlink, you have to tell DBMan to do that. If you're using the autogenerate feature in DBMan, you might want to consider using the mod I wrote, called "Autogenerate Enhancements." It's at http://www.jpdeni.com/...ods/autogenerate.txt . If you apply that mod, the script will automatically make clickable links when either a URL or an email address is being displayed. The URL only works if it starts with http://.
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name="height-lt" value=64
name="height-gt" value=57
I"m not sure how that would relate to your application, but maybe this'll help. :-)
Regarding the URL hyperlink, you have to tell DBMan to do that. If you're using the autogenerate feature in DBMan, you might want to consider using the mod I wrote, called "Autogenerate Enhancements." It's at http://www.jpdeni.com/...ods/autogenerate.txt . If you apply that mod, the script will automatically make clickable links when either a URL or an email address is being displayed. The URL only works if it starts with http://.
JPD
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JPDeni's DBMan-ual
How to ask questions the smart way.