sqlrowerror
Tag
Attribute List:
This defines the place where an error specific to an entire row should
be displayed. SQL errors are displayed here. If this tag is not used,
SQL errors will not be
displayed.
This is because sometimes you would want a separate row to display
them, and Sparse can't guess if this is the case or not. In addition,
you'll often not want your users to be burdened with specific error
messages. Note that if any row errors occur, sqlmessage will
still display an error.
This tag will be ignored for display
templates, and must go inside
the sqlrow tag.
Type of tag: Self-closing
Attributes
showQuery
Required: No
Values: true | false
If this is not given, or is false, only the SQL
error will be displayed. If this is true, both the SQL error and the
full SQL query will
be given.
startMarkup
Required: No
Values: Any HTML markup
This allows you to put markup before the error; the markup will not be
displayed if the error isn't displayed, but will be displayed if the
error is displayed. You can use this to e.g. enclose the error in a
separate row:
<sqlrowerror startMarkup="<tr><td
colspan='4'>"
endMarkup="</td></tr>" />
endMarkup
Required: No
Values: Any HTML markup
If given, the value of this attribute will be displayed after the error
if the error is displayed (and will not be displayed if the error is
not displayed). See startMarkup.
class
Required: No
Values: CSS class
Works like any other class
attribute.
style
Values: CSS style
Works like any other style
attribute.