On May 26, 1:50 pm, raf4net <raf4...@gmail. comwrote:
Hi,
first of all I like to say that I´m brazilian and my english isn´t
very good...well...I have a real estate web application, and in this
application I have some filters to search a property, like numbers of
dormitory, kind of property(apartm ent, ground,rural,ho use,...). I
would like something like this:
>
Apartment 2 dormitory For Sell $2.000.00,00 ....
>
I want to know, how is the best practice to do this...Do I have to use
SESSIONS?
>
Thanks for helps and sorry about my poor english...
first of all I like to say that I´m brazilian and my english isn´t
very good...well...I have a real estate web application, and in this
application I have some filters to search a property, like numbers of
dormitory, kind of property(apartm ent, ground,rural,ho use,...). I
would like something like this:
>
Apartment 2 dormitory For Sell $2.000.00,00 ....
>
I want to know, how is the best practice to do this...Do I have to use
SESSIONS?
>
Thanks for helps and sorry about my poor english...
the results at the leaves you just need to list the nodes between the
current position and the root.
If on the other hand there are multiple routes to the leaves then you
need to model it based on the active parameters at the time when the
user arrives at the leaf. In this case its simpler to use sessions and
to maintain a stack of the filtering operations applied in previous
screens.
C.
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