Hello,
I'm new, I almost finish to test chronoform.
I have one issue : when I put {edit_record} in the body of chronocnnectivity, it links to a blank form and not to the record
I've set up all permissions to admin, in the back end I can edit record and save them
I 've triyed differents things found on that forum, but none seems to work
Any suggestion will help me to find a solution
Thanks a lot
I'm new, I almost finish to test chronoform.
I have one issue : when I put {edit_record} in the body of chronocnnectivity, it links to a blank form and not to the record
I've set up all permissions to admin, in the back end I can edit record and save them
I 've triyed differents things found on that forum, but none seems to work
Any suggestion will help me to find a solution
Thanks a lot
Hi fab4_33,
Seems as though this may be broken. I set up an edit link yesterday but I used the direct ChronoForms link with &task=edit&sc_if={cf_id} and in the ChronoForms Form HTML checked for these values and pre-loaded the form.
A bit more complicated but it works OK for the moment.
Bob
Seems as though this may be broken. I set up an edit link yesterday but I used the direct ChronoForms link with &task=edit&sc_if={cf_id} and in the ChronoForms Form HTML checked for these values and pre-loaded the form.
A bit more complicated but it works OK for the moment.
Bob
Hi fab4_33,
Seems as though this may be broken. I set up an edit link yesterday but I used the direct ChronoForms link with &task=edit&sc_if={cf_id} and in the ChronoForms Form HTML checked for these values and pre-loaded the form.
A bit more complicated but it works OK for the moment.
Bob
Hello
I'v tried
http://www.mywebsite/index.php?option=com_chronoconnectivity&connectionname=myform&task=edit&sc_if=1
Doesn't work 😟
Hi fab4_33,
Wll you actually have to add some controller code to get it to work . . . here's what I had in my Form HTML
This is a little complex as it look up the ChronoForms list of table columns to set up the data object but otherwise it's straightforward.
Bob
Wll you actually have to add some controller code to get it to work . . . here's what I had in my Form HTML
$task = JRequest::getString('task', '', 'get');
$cf_id = JRequest::getInt('cf_id', '', 'get');
$fdata =& JTable::getInstance("chronoforms_bands", "Table");
if ( $task && $cf_id ) {
$query = "
SELECT *
FROM `#__chronoforms_bands`
WHERE `cf_id` = $cf_id ;
";
$db->setQuery($query);
$result = $db->loadObject();
if ( $result ) {
$fdata->bind($result);
}
}
This is a little complex as it look up the ChronoForms list of table columns to set up the data object but otherwise it's straightforward.
Bob
Thank you very much. But it's too complex for me. I will try someday to get it work, for the moment I will edit my records in the back office
I almost finish to set up chronoform according to our needs
I have to check if it is possible to add a picture on every record and show that picture in chronoconnectivity
Thank you
I almost finish to set up chronoform according to our needs
I have to check if it is possible to add a picture on every record and show that picture in chronoconnectivity
Thank you
Hi fab4_33,
OK.
You can certainly show pictures from ChronoConnectivity. Just set up an <img. . ./> tag in the body section.
Bob
OK.
You can certainly show pictures from ChronoConnectivity. Just set up an <img. . ./> tag in the body section.
Bob
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