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Hello,
I have a project for a few months and this period of confinement falls rather well to carry it out.
I am part of a virtual fighter pilot squadron and I manage the website. I was wondering if it was possible to realize this project from chronoform?
Regards,
Olivier[file=12994]tableau_de_service.pdf[/file]

Hi Olivier,
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Yes, you can do this in CFv6. It will be a moderately complex form so take it step by step.
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Bob
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PS I think that your place selectors need to be radio buttons or drop-downs rather than checkboxes.

ok thanks GreyHead.
how can i display data in the frontend ?

Hi Olivier,
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You can use a Form event to display the submitted data if that is what you are asking?
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Bob

yes, i actualy read the documentation but i don't find anything about display data in the front end.
Must i use a different language ?

Hi Olivier,
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You can use HTML and include data from the form - please see the variable short codes FAQ
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Bob

too complicated for me.
i'll follow an other way with an other component
regards
Olivier

Hello,

having found nothing equivalent, I come back to try to find a solution.

I have a text field:
field_text2
name: date
id: date

I would like that each time I click on the "send" button, the form displays a table with rows and columns with the last date at the top of the table.
I know html5 and css3 but how can I proceed without having any knowledge of php?
thank you,
Olivier

Hi Olivier,
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You can use a Read Data action to get the records and put them in order, then you can use your HTML to add those into a table to be displayed. That will require either using a Repeater action, or a very little PHP
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Or you can use ChronoConnectivity to display your list.
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Bob

Do you have some tips & tricks about that with my values ?
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I have a
text field:field_text2
name: date
id: date
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which code must i place to display DB value ?

Read DAtabase : read_data1
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<h1>Tableau de service</h1>
<table width="100%">
<tr>
<th>Date</th>
<th>Nom de la mission</th>
<th>Flight 1</th>
<th>Flight 2</th>
<th>Flight 3</th>
<th>Flight 4</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>{var:read_data1}</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</table>

If you want to display data you're better off using ChronoConnectivity and following some of the demo connections.

i have follow some YTB tutorials but it was on the 5th version. Do you have links ?

No, there are demo connections though. Install CC, click new, click demo.