Output set elements - again

Former Member
Former Member $organization

Last week there were several Forum posts regarding Output Sets. 
We have another question regarding output set elements.

A request was received to create an output set element that includes a drop-down list.
We completed this request, but our user would like to select multiple values from the drop-down list.

For example, the new element allows a user to select "Season 1" from the drop-down list - but only one value from the drop-down list.
In this one output set element, our user would like to select "Season 1" and "Season 2" from the drop-down list. 

Is this possible? 

If not, I advised our user we may be required to create an output set element for "Season 1", and a second for "Season 2", etc.


Thanks
Wendell Baskin
Bass Hall - Fort Worth

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  • Former Member
    Former Member $organization

    Thank you, Beth ..

     

    We checked that box, but when building an Output Set a syntax error occurs:

              Line 1 Column 281: incorrect syntax

     

    After clearing the error message we can then multi-select.

    However, we were spooked by the error and unsure how to prevent it.

     

     

    We’re relatively new to Tessitura (Live for about 14 months) and we’ve built a few custom elements in the past.

    This time the requesting group has asked for many elements, and we would like this output set to be “pretty”.

     

    Wendell Baskin

     

     

     

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Beth Hawryluk
    Sent: Monday, September 22, 2014 13:11
    To: Wendell Baskin
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Output set elements - again

     

    HI Wendell

    When you setup up the parameters (TR_QUERY_ELEMENT_PARAMETERS) you should be able to check the Multi Select box for that option.

    Hope that helps

    From: Wendell Baskin <bounce-wendellbaskin7249@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 9/22/2014 10:23:41 AM

    Last week there were several Forum posts regarding Output Sets. 
    We have another question regarding output set elements.

    A request was received to create an output set element that includes a drop-down list.
    We completed this request, but our user would like to select multiple values from the drop-down list.

    For example, the new element allows a user to select "Season 1" from the drop-down list - but only one value from the drop-down list.
    In this one output set element, our user would like to select "Season 1" and "Season 2" from the drop-down list. 

    Is this possible? 

    If not, I advised our user we may be required to create an output set element for "Season 1", and a second for "Season 2", etc.


    Thanks
    Wendell Baskin
    Bass Hall - Fort Worth




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  • Hi Wendell,

    Sounds like you're on the right track at least! :)

    If you're getting a syntax error when you have the Multi Select checked and not getting the error when it is unchecked I would have a quick look at what you've entered in TR_QUERY_ELEMENT under the Data Where column. You want to make sure that column is formatted to look like element IN (<<p#>>) rather than =.

    I seem to recall seeing that error before in my travels and I'm fairly certain it was because of the Data Where column (if memory serves correct...).

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  • Hi Wendell,

    Sounds like you're on the right track at least! :)

    If you're getting a syntax error when you have the Multi Select checked and not getting the error when it is unchecked I would have a quick look at what you've entered in TR_QUERY_ELEMENT under the Data Where column. You want to make sure that column is formatted to look like element IN (<<p#>>) rather than =.

    I seem to recall seeing that error before in my travels and I'm fairly certain it was because of the Data Where column (if memory serves correct...).

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