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Hi wnedoe,

Sure, if the number is passed to the form then here is an example code to use in the conditions box:

<?php
return array("num" => $form->data("url_num"));

where "url_num" is the name of the parameter in the link and "num" is the field name in the database.

Regards,
Max

And this does an SQL select with the syntax:

Select [fields entered above] from [database entered above] where num =$URL.num
??

So that the array is filled with the record which contains num as unique key?

This does not work. :-(

Tried all possible variations - nothing.
without condition I do get a record - with condition - nothing not.

The SQL statement of the db read should be displayed in the debug info - this would definitely help .

please try this code in a "custom code" action after the "db read":

<?php
pr(\GCore\Models\MODEL_NAME::getInstance()->dbo->log);

Where "MODEL_NAME" is the model name set in the db read.

it should display a list of queries, the last is the one executed by the db read.

Regards,
Max

Thank You- I will try this when I encounter sql problems the next time.

In the meantime it works, but it was a hard fight man vs. machine.
I upgraded to 3.2.2 and realized that the id I used to retrieve the record was invalid :-( because one of my employees deleted the duplicate record - unfortunately exactly that I used for testing :-(

Today it worked and I managed to get both - the example below the conditions field and your suggested code to work.
Its hard to say what was the exact reason..

In the meatime I even managed to get the jf5 plugin to work within a different component serving the id using
{chronoforms5}form-name&exnr={joodb field|id}{/chronoforms5}

I think the product is great but the missing documentation for many of the not so intuitive parts of the program is a real problem. So it sometimes takes 10times the effort to find out how something works or not.

Best regards
Alexander Dobernig

Hi Alexander,

We are trying to add more docs for v5, but most of the v4 docs and hints should still work.

And yes, you can pass extra params to the called form in the v5 plugin, this is anew feature!

Regards,
Max

Hi, with cronoforms v5 is possible to add multiple condition in db_read field conditions?
i've the necessity to show only record in with name + cognome + piva is matching the value in a text box. In the array i've the data correcty but how i can setting the three condition in the db_read?

Array
(
[option] => com_chronoforms5
[chronoform] => Ricerca
[event] => page2
[Cognome] => Mario
[Nome] => Bianchi
[Partita_Iva] => 238
[button12] => Submit
)

with
<?php
return array("Cognome" => $form->data("Cognome"));

it works but only for cognome field.

Thanks

Just add more array keys+values:

<?php
return array("Cognome" => $form->data("Cognome"), "Nome" => $form->data("Nome"));

Regards,
Max

The default behavior of db_read conditions is either = or IN
The following can be read as

$arr = json_decode("[0,3]", true);

return array("id" =>  $arr ); //id IN (bla bla bla) - good 

What do you do to get a NOT IN. I wish there is a way to pass in simple SQL. This is driving me nuts. Please help

HI chronoben,

Please see this FAQ

Bob

Thanks a million, Bob. Have a blessed day!