So this is very important to me because it has allowed me to for example have one link element that I can reuse across multiple tables, or one function that works anywhere.
You can pass values when you make a {fn:} or {view:} call!
So for example, {fn:my_function$value1=myvalue&value2=myothervalue}
Then in your function you can use
{var:value1} and {var:value2}
You can combine all this information to make complex filter links that work in multiple tables across multiple events. For example:
You can pass values when you make a {fn:} or {view:} call!
So for example, {fn:my_function$value1=myvalue&value2=myothervalue}
Then in your function you can use
{var:value1} and {var:value2}
You can combine all this information to make complex filter links that work in multiple tables across multiple events. For example:
COLUMN VIEW:
worker.name:{view:generic_filter_by_worker$data_worker_name=(var:timesheets_list.row.worker.name)&data_worker_id=(var:timesheets_list.row.timesheet.user_id)}
