Thank you for chronoconnectivty
I've created a table. I need to filter the information by user name. table contains the user name.
where and what do I write(mysql code)?
I've created a table. I need to filter the information by user name. table contains the user name.
where and what do I write(mysql code)?
Hi asabikertenkele,
There is a 'WHERE' box in the ChronoConnectivity setup - you can add filters directly there; or you can create a 'filter form' in the header section and use the results of that to create a more complex 'WHERE' clause. There are several examples in the forums here.
Bob
There is a 'WHERE' box in the ChronoConnectivity setup - you can add filters directly there; or you can create a 'filter form' in the header section and use the results of that to create a more complex 'WHERE' clause. There are several examples in the forums here.
Bob
thanks. I'll call forums.
I'm using chronoform for forms. nickname in a column is available. (to record the user name.) this HiddenField on the form. How do I make the user's name into the HiddenField?
I'm using chronoform for forms. nickname in a column is available. (to record the user name.) this HiddenField on the form. How do I make the user's name into the HiddenField?
Hi asabikertenkele,
Try this
Bob
Try this
<?php
if ( !$mainframe->isSite() ) { return; }
$user =& JFactory::getUser();
?>
. . .
<input type='hidden' name='username' value='<?php echo $user->username; ?>' />
Bob
ok. I'm trying now. Thank you for your very quick and helpful response.
Hi asabikertenkele,
Sorry, there was a '{' missing in my code - I've fixed it now.
Bob
Sorry, there was a '{' missing in my code - I've fixed it now.
Bob
ok!
Ah ha, I needed this. Thanks so much for posting!
Just as I'm about to give up, I found the answer to my plight. thanks for this post!
Wow.. you guys are so helpfull.
Thanks! Now I have some things to try out.
Thanks! Now I have some things to try out.
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