PayPal Hacks by Shannon Sofield

Author:Shannon Sofield
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: COMPUTERS / General
ISBN: 9780596104993
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Published: 2009-02-09T05:00:00+00:00

See the “Database Coding and Platform Choices” section of the Preface for the additional information needed to put this SQL statement to work with this and the other hacks in this book.

That query returns one record from your database table. Pull the returned record into a recordset named rsProducts. Keep the same recordset name you used on the storefront page, even though you are pulling in only one record. This provides consistency across your pages, so you can copy and paste code back and forth between pages. This means that since the recordsets share the same name, you can reuse the same code on both pages that reference recordset variables.

Giving your recordsets different names can be confusing and does not allow the two pages to share their code with one another. For instance, if you take the product name reference tag found in the storefront page (<%=rsProduct("item_name")%>) and paste it directly into the product detail page, it works properly without any editing.

You can now begin populating your page with the dynamic data used with the storefront page, as shown in Figure 5-9.

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