Assuming ascending is required, the following 10 results were found.
view the page) is the order in the admin panel (not even by most recent). I'm going to show you how to do this by title in ascending order without installing any 3rd-party extension as well as by any of the database values used by each link. Joomla...
:= 3 COM_Invoke(pwb, "document.all.sort_by.selectedIndex", 3) Radio / Checkbox Selection - checked Quote: Ascending Descending This is the HTML for the Sort By Radio selection. The following will set the Radio to Ascending: Code: javascript:...
on the pivotTable on one of the values of the row label you just moved Select "Sort" Select "More Sort Options" Select "Ascending or Descending" and select "Month" (or name of field) from the dropdown. (NOTE the "More Options" button) Click on OK to...
or ID. - Date Uploaded: Wed, 23rd Jan 2013 2.1 Personal Edition- Fixed Bug: Order By Date - Fixed Bug: Order in descending/ascending order - Enhancement: Changed default settings (matches personal site) - IMPORTANT: Cannot use "Public" usergroup to...
your own data, this one is for this demonstration only) Initialize a list to hold the keys which we will use to sort in ascending/descending order and a map created to hold all the records. Loop through the sample map to create the new map we can sort...
- Added Joomla! Admin Option: Sort Words By (shuffle, alphabet, frequency) - Added Joomla! Admin Option: Sort Words Order (ascending, descending) - Prefixed language file references with JWC to avoid conflicts with 3rd-party apps. - Restructured...
b SET a.`block`=b.`block` WHERE a.`id`=b.`id`; -- Tip: order by created_user_id in both ascending/descending to ensure any new user IDs -- Any deletions should be accompanied by reset of auto-increment -- eg. ALTER TABLE `v34_content` AUTO_INCREMENT = 1...
their IDs. How? So here's the function I came up with. It loops through a maximum of 2500 products sorted in order of ID ascending (starting with ID=0) retrieving 250 per call and using since_id to not list the same one twice. It then outputs a JSON...
m_Params.put("DetailLevel","ReturnAll"); m_Params.put("OrderStatus","All"); m_Params.put("SortingOrder","Ascending"); m_Params.put("CreateTimeFrom",v_OrdersFrom); m_Params.put("CreateTimeTo",v_OrdersTill); // // select which fields to return...
point is that this is using COQL to sort the records and tries to keep the first version of the record (sorted by ID ascending) and will attempt to delete the other records which match on product name. I would recommend commenting out the delete...