I'm sorry if this was asked already (looked and didn't see), but I just wanted to confirm:
In CF6, we can now write conditions (order fields, return fields, etc.) as either:
<?php return array("email"=>$form->data['email'], "id"=>$form->data['id']);?>
or (multiline list):
email
id
If this is indeed the case, awesome; being able to use either a multi-line list or a php array everywhere will be quite a bit easier.
Hi Randy,
Yes, this is correct, but the PHP format is a bit different:
<?php
return [["email", $this->data("email")], ["id", $this->data("id")]];
Best regards,
Max
Max
ChronoForms developer...
Did you try ChronoMyAdmin for managing your Joomla database tables ?
Thanks Max!
This is related: I didn't see a Handle Array action, but I did see a Modify Data action. I wasn't sure if that is what should be somehow used instead, or if the new DB actions didn't need special handling anymore. I know you've updated them a whole lot (I'm very impressed).
Hi Randy,
With the latest update you can convert any array values easily, lets say you have a checkboxes group called "checkboxes", by default you use {data:checkboxes}, but for array values you can get a comma separated list:
{data/join:checkboxes}
or json string:
{data/jsonen:checkboxes}
In the "Data override" box of the "Save data", you can add or modify fields values, so you could use the following to store a json string of the array values:
checkboxes:{data/jsonen:checkboxes}
Best regards,
Max
Max
ChronoForms developer...
Did you try ChronoMyAdmin for managing your Joomla database tables ?
Very awesome. Thanks a ton!
