Is there an easy way to avoid displaying fields of the record when viewed if they had been left blank when record was created?
Dec 16, 1998, 10:32 PM
User (119 posts)
Dec 16, 1998, 10:32 PM
Post #2 of 6
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Hi falkon,
Yes, you just have to put an if condition...
if ($rec{XXX} =~ /^\s*$/) {...}
This checks for nulls or white spaces.
Cheers
-JO
Yes, you just have to put an if condition...
if ($rec{XXX} =~ /^\s*$/) {...}
This checks for nulls or white spaces.
Cheers
-JO
Jan 4, 1999, 4:57 AM
User (119 posts)
Jan 4, 1999, 4:57 AM
Post #4 of 6
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Hi kwli
You might want to look at the thread started by nautis (Link with Amazon.com)
JPD shows you how to do it there.
Cheers
-JO
PS: JPD, you are hammering everybodys questions down... Keep the coming :-)
You might want to look at the thread started by nautis (Link with Amazon.com)
JPD shows you how to do it there.
Cheers
-JO
PS: JPD, you are hammering everybodys questions down... Keep the coming :-)
Jan 4, 1999, 8:38 AM
Veteran / Moderator (8669 posts)
Jan 4, 1999, 8:38 AM
Post #5 of 6
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PS: JPD, you are hammering everybodys questions down... Keep the coming :-):-D Thank you!
I figure since I run a non-profit site and Alex has been kind enough to let us "non-profit" folks use DBMan for free, the least I can do is answer some of the simpler questions for him and let the folks who really know what they're doing answer the biggies.
You really made my day!
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JPD