Hi
Chronofroms, the final Frontier. ;-)
Yes, i love Chronoforms and the helpfull staff here. But sometimes i'm lost in space..
New Case:
I wanted to build a form and connect it with a chrononnectivity Connection to allow an administrator to edit directly from a list.
So i had a form with a db save action. Everything worked fine.
So i had to rename the fields from "title" to "modelname[title]" , from "subtitle" to "modelname[subtitle]" an so on.
When i use the form (and the old DB), the db save function doesn't work anymore. My Form entries are lost.
So i created a new DB with Chronoforms (connected to my form) and i had now fieldnames like "modelname[title]" in the DB.
But: the DB Save doesn't work too.
Thank you
Chris
Chronofroms, the final Frontier. ;-)
Yes, i love Chronoforms and the helpfull staff here. But sometimes i'm lost in space..
New Case:
I wanted to build a form and connect it with a chrononnectivity Connection to allow an administrator to edit directly from a list.
So i had a form with a db save action. Everything worked fine.
So i had to rename the fields from "title" to "modelname[title]" , from "subtitle" to "modelname[subtitle]" an so on.
When i use the form (and the old DB), the db save function doesn't work anymore. My Form entries are lost.
So i created a new DB with Chronoforms (connected to my form) and i had now fieldnames like "modelname[title]" in the DB.
But: the DB Save doesn't work too.
Thank you
Chris
Hi Chris,
I find it difficult to get my had round this :-(
When you say " i had now fieldnames like "modelname[title]" in the DB." does that mean that the column name in the table is modelname[title]? Because you I don't think that you can use [] in MySQL column names?
Bob
I find it difficult to get my had round this :-(
When you say " i had now fieldnames like "modelname[title]" in the DB." does that mean that the column name in the table is modelname[title]? Because you I don't think that you can use [] in MySQL column names?
Bob
Hi Bob
Yes, i created a table with chronoforms "create table" function.
Yes. It created me a table with "modelname[title]", "modelname[subtitle]" and so on.
An maybe this is the problem. Do i have to create the table in chronocennectivity?
Can i use fieldnames without "array names" to use it with chronoconnectivity?
Thank you
Chris
Yes, i created a table with chronoforms "create table" function.
Yes. It created me a table with "modelname[title]", "modelname[subtitle]" and so on.
An maybe this is the problem. Do i have to create the table in chronocennectivity?
Can i use fieldnames without "array names" to use it with chronoconnectivity?
Thank you
Chris
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