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Finally, let's introduce the code for the part of the Export Date list page. We have previously produced a list page of dates through IDC technology, but the method used in static page export is different. The previous page generated by IDC through the browser side through Java to complete each date to produce the final page of work. This will cause the resulting paging file to be too large. Because for each date, include the following section of Java code:
<script>
Yue1=yue2;
yue2=4;
if (yue1!=yue2) {
tt=0;
if (yue1==0) {
document.write (' <table border= "BORDER" align= "CENTER" ><th><tr>}else{
document.write (' </tr></table> ')
document.write (' <table border= "BORDER" align= "CENTER" ><th><tr>}
}
ri=22;
xingqi=5;
if (tt!=0) {
if (xingqi<7) {
document.write (' <td><font size= "+1" ><a href= "goto.idc?day=1999-04-22" target= "goto" ><b>22 </b></a></FONT></td> ');
}else {
document.write (' <td><font size= "+1" ><a href= "goto.idc?day=1999-04-22" target= "goto" ><b>22 </b></a></FONT></td></tr><tr> ');
}
}else{
Tt=1;
For (I=1;i < xingqi;i++) {
document.write (' <td></td> ');
}
document.write (' <td><font size= "+1" ><a href= "goto.idc?day=1999-04-22" target= "goto" ><b>22 </b></a></FONT></td> ');
if (xingqi==7) {
document.write (' </tr><tr> ');
}
}
</script>
If you produce a page for one year's newspaper content, it may be larger than hundreds of KB. This is nothing for the LAN. This hundreds of KB of data can be caused by latency users are generally not aware of. Because it takes less than a second to transfer this data over a local area network. For Internet users, however, they have to consider their limited bandwidth. The delay caused by such a large paging file is probably unacceptable to the user. Therefore, you must reduce the size of this paging file. We use cursors and flow control statements to perform the corresponding judgment work on the server side when the static page is exported. Thus producing only "pure" HTML files. The following is the code snippet that implements this feature:
Declare
@dy int,
@date varchar (20),
@yue varchar (2),
@yue2 varchar (2),
@ri int,
@xingqi int,
@year int,
@outchar varchar (1600),
@tt int
CREATE TABLE # #daylist
(out varchar (1600))
Set @yue2 = ' 00 '
Set @tt =0
DECLARE POINT3 cursor FOR
SELECT DISTINCT
Dy=datepart (Dy,riqi), date=left (CONVERT (varchar), riqi,20), 10,
Yue=convert (varchar (2), DATEPART (Mm,riqi)), Ri=datepart (Dd,riqi), Xingqi=datepart (Dw,riqi), Year=datepart (Yy,riqi)
From Gaojian
where Kanwu = ' publication '
ORDER BY Year,dy
For Read Only
Open Point3
Fetch POINT3 into
@dy, @date, @yue, @ri, @xingqi, @year
while (@ @fetch_status =0)
Begin
If @yue <> @yue2
Begin
Set @tt =0
If @yue2 =0
INSERT INTO # #daylist
VALUES (' <table border= "BORDER" align= "CENTER" ><th><tr>' Year ' + @yue + ' month Else
INSERT INTO # #daylist
VALUES (' </tr></table><table border= "BORDER" align= "CENTER" ><th><tr>CONVERT (varchar (4), @year) + ' year ' + @yue + ' month End
If @tt <>0
If @xingqi < 7
Set @outchar = @outchar + ' <td><a href= ' + @date + '/index.htm ' target= ' new ' > ' +convert (varchar (2), @ri) + ' < /a></td> '
Else
Set @outchar = @outchar + ' <td><a href= ' + @date + '/index.htm ' target= ' new ' > ' +convert (varchar (2), @ri) + ' < /a></td></tr><tr> '
