First of all, I'm not sure if this should be done in Coldfusion or MySQL.
I have a query of items that retrieves items in a catalog. I have a second query that retrieve开发者_如何学Cs items from a user's list. My objective is to find out if an item is already present in a user's list when outputting the first query (the items catalog).
items(itemId, itemName)
users_items(itemId,memberId)
Can an item belong to more than one catalog? If so, you can't tell which catalog based on the USERS_ITEMS table to render the list properly.
Otherwise, I think you could do with using a LEFT JOIN:
SELECT i.itemid,
i.itemname,
ui.memberid
FROM ITEMS i
LEFT JOIN USERS_ITEMS ui ON ui.itemid = i.itemid
AND ui.memberid = ?
...which'll return a result like (I omitted itemname):
itemid memberid
--------------------
1 1234
2 NULL
3 1234
Where you see NULL, tells you that the member hasn't ordered the item.
In Coldfusion, you just have to setup the page to handle the add or remove option appropriately based on the presence of a value or NULL.
- only allow someone to "add to list" when the
memberidis null (IE: item 2) - if
memberidis not null (IE items 1 & 3) --provide the "remove from list" option.
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