Hello,
is there some step-by-step instruction on how to export 2 joined tables as one CSV file using Chronoforms? I'm trying to attempt to export the CB xx_comprofiler table joined with the xx_users table. I tried many ways but got a little stuck.
Can anybody offer some setp-by-step instructions on how to create a form using the advanced wizard ?
Many thanks in advance,
Erik
is there some step-by-step instruction on how to export 2 joined tables as one CSV file using Chronoforms? I'm trying to attempt to export the CB xx_comprofiler table joined with the xx_users table. I tried many ways but got a little stuck.
Can anybody offer some setp-by-step instructions on how to create a form using the advanced wizard ?
Many thanks in advance,
Erik
Hi Erik,
I'm not sure if you can :-( Maybe creating a View would make it straightforward.
Otherwise you could use a pair of linked FB Multi-Record Loaders to get the data and then hand-code the export.
Bob
I'm not sure if you can :-( Maybe creating a View would make it straightforward.
Otherwise you could use a pair of linked FB Multi-Record Loaders to get the data and then hand-code the export.
Bob
Hi Bob,
I don't thhink the view is going to make it easier for me as the xxx_comprofiler table definition is prone to alterations. What about this 'pair of linked FB Multi-Record Loaders' and handcoding the export, can you elaborate on that ? The latter part doesn't seem a big problem for me, but I do not get how the multi-record loader works, let alone how to create 2 and then link them...😟
Thanks in advance,
Erik
I don't thhink the view is going to make it easier for me as the xxx_comprofiler table definition is prone to alterations. What about this 'pair of linked FB Multi-Record Loaders' and handcoding the export, can you elaborate on that ? The latter part doesn't seem a big problem for me, but I do not get how the multi-record loader works, let alone how to create 2 and then link them...😟
Thanks in advance,
Erik
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