Hello!
I am using four mulitplier containers and I would like to see the data somehow.
For the time being, I'd be very happy to just have the data shown in an e-mail. First question: Is it required to actually save the data to a DB when it comes to multiplier fields? I currently have no db save action in place. For the other (static) data, I know that it is not needed (they show up in e-mail).
Three of my four containers feature three types of info. Example:
Field titles:
debaters[##][debater_name]
debaters[##][debater_gender]
debaters[##][debater_status]
...although it's indicated not use special characters in feild titles (like [ and #). That's confusing but I can only read the tutorial as such:[blockquote]Better is to use shirt[##][style],shirt[##][size]and shirt[##][colour]. This will group each shirt together and assing the shirt sub-array which is probably the most useful arrangement.[/blockquote]
But I use underscores for field ID respectively, right?
So, how would I feature the information in the e-mail? The Q&A suggests:
Should it feature the filed name or field ID somewhere? My understanding is, that it should be the field IDs.
Thanks for any help!
Christopher
I am using four mulitplier containers and I would like to see the data somehow.
For the time being, I'd be very happy to just have the data shown in an e-mail. First question: Is it required to actually save the data to a DB when it comes to multiplier fields? I currently have no db save action in place. For the other (static) data, I know that it is not needed (they show up in e-mail).
Three of my four containers feature three types of info. Example:
Field titles:
debaters[##][debater_name]
debaters[##][debater_gender]
debaters[##][debater_status]
...although it's indicated not use special characters in feild titles (like [ and #). That's confusing but I can only read the tutorial as such:[blockquote]Better is to use shirt[##][style],shirt[##][size]and shirt[##][colour]. This will group each shirt together and assing the shirt sub-array which is probably the most useful arrangement.[/blockquote]
But I use underscores for field ID respectively, right?
So, how would I feature the information in the e-mail? The Q&A suggests:
{repeater:text} {data} {/repeater}Since the code is not coherent with the shirt example in the same article, I can't discern which part I need to replace with what. I've tried various combinations but still can't see data. I have switched to 'custom' template generation in the e-mail action.
Should it feature the filed name or field ID somewhere? My understanding is, that it should be the field IDs.
Thanks for any help!
Christopher