Now I tried to do the same thing with the status. But there it goes wrong:
tables of concatenation of trs of (
tds of statuses of results of it
)
of (bes actions ) whose (id of it = 65752)
Error:
For me, it looks like the same code, i just changed the property. And that property works:
(statuses of results of it) of bes actions whose (id of it = 65752)
result:
Results
Fixed
Fixed
Fixed
Fixed
Not Relevant
Fixed
So I thought it would be like this:
tables of concatenation of trs of (
tds of names of computers of results of it &
tds of statuses of results of it
)
of (bes actions ) whose (id of it = 65752)
tables of concatenation of trs of (
tds of detailed statuses of results of it
)
of (bes actions ) whose (id of it = 65752)
Result:
Results<table><tr><td>The action executed successfully.</td></tr><tr><td>The action executed successfully.</td></tr><tr><td>The action executed successfully.</td></tr><tr><td>The action executed successfully.</td></tr><tr><td>The Fixlet which this action addresses is not relevant on this machine.</td></tr><tr><td>The action executed successfully.</td></tr></table>
So what is the difference? Why does “status” not work?
then I tried the following:
tables of concatenation of tr of (
tds of names of computers of results of it &
tds of detailed statuses of results of it
)
of (bes actions ) whose (id of it = 65752)
<table>
<th>Hostname</th><th>Status</th>
<tr><td><?relevance (names of computer of it) of results of (bes actions ) whose (id of it = 65752)?></td><td><?relevance (statuses of it) of results of (bes actions ) whose (id of it = 65752)?></td></tr>
</table>
And then a bit of CSS/JS etc will manage it… Can’t figure it out to make it sortable/searchable, but i’ll look a bit in to it today or so. Any suggestions are welcome