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I am working with CFv5 and am more than satisfied. Now I used a train ride (without wifi) of eight hours to study CFv6 and its tutorial and exmperimenting a bit locally – but I didn't even manage to show data read out from a database! I am irritated: have I become complete ignorant or is the tutorial not tutoring? :-;

The tutorial says if I don't know how the variable looks like, put {var.pr:read_data1} into a custom field. The result shown in preview is: {var.pr:read_data1}.

I tried ordinary php and asked echo var_dump($this->data['read_data1']);. What I got was: NULL.

But the debugger says there are data:
Array ( [read_data1] => Array ( [log] => Array ( [0] => SELECT `jubi`.`id` AS `jubi.id`, `jubi`.`name` AS `jubi.name`, `jubi`.`gdat` AS `jubi.gdat` FROM `gk16_filialfinder_stores` AS `jubi` WHERE `jubi`.`gdat` > '0'; ) [var] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [jubi] => Array ( [id] => 1 [name] => Weggefährten [gdat] => 08.10.1954 )

I need to process those data before I present the results in "Display Section". So I need to know eg. how to reach [gdat].

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On page 21 you use "Content" as model name. A really bad choice of name. When I was searching for "php syntax" I was shown page 26 with some explanation containing "content" which I misunderstood as some necessary function – without knowing the preconditions of page 21. I suggest you use for customizing examples in tutorials sth. like "mymodelname".

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Thanks for your assistance!

I found conversion from CF5 to CF6 not easy but well worth while - in the end! 🙂 To the degree that it is worth my while to rewrite some CF5 forms in CF6.

Have you tried dump($this) to see that the data is there as you expect? And Max passed this on as a means of retrieving data
$mydata=$this->get('read_data1');

Stick with it. :twisted: :twisted:

Regards
Nick

The last one did it! Thank you so much!

Could someone write it into the tutorial, too? Thx!