I am happy to see that Table view has been added to CF8!
I have experience with CF5/CC5, but I find it difficult to understand new terms and syntax.
- What does the Class field do, and how to use it?
- How to use the Where statement?
Some examples that illustrate the syntax would be helpful.
I tried to find answers in the Forum, but that did not help.
HAns
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Where statement:
id = '123' OR id = {data.quote:some_parameter}
Class: set a class for this column, you can leave it empty if you do not need to style the column
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Tablename: Name from Table
Data Path: 1 Table Field
Where: Status = 1
-> in_array(): Argument #2 ($haystack) must be of type array, null given
Please post a screenshot of your configuration
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I would like to change the background color of a column, how can I do this?
Please give an example.
HAns
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@rbock, I do not understand the error so please post a screenshot of how you setup the table
@HKG, set class "xyz" for the column then use a CSS view to define the background-color:
.xyz{background-color:red;}
but for this to work you need to wait for the next update
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@rbock,
I have seen the same error message when building a table view.
In my case I had to add at least one Sortable to get rid of this error.
HAns
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For now I will continue to use loop with div container...
the new update is now available
please report any errors so we can work on fixing them
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