Hi ynternet,
I know that this is possible because that's how the Category drop-down in the FAQs list here works. But I'm not clear how Max set it up. I know that it uses a ChronoForm 'task' for the search box and the Category.id is used as a filter but not much more than that.
Hopefully Max will be able to explain more.
Bob
Thank you Bob,
so I need to wait for Max and his solution๐
OKee๐
Hello,
You will need to enter the "Group" column name (in the database table) in the "Filters fields names" box under the "Search settings" tab, please follow the instructions under the box there, so ify our "Group" column is called "group" then the filter field name (the dropdown in your case) should be:
filter_group
and if you have a model name XYZ then the name should be:
filter_xyz_group
I hope this helps!๐
Regards,
Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
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Hi ynternet,
I'm not sure about the filter problem but I think the pagination is now {paginator}
Bob
Thanx Bob, paginator works fine...
So with problem with filter, we have to wait for Max.๐
Hi,
The core filters work when used with fixed where SQL, I'm not sure if its going to work after adding extra conditions to the WHERE statement using PHP๐
also the filters fields names box should take the table's columns names to be filtered, not the fields names, a bit misleading, sorry!
Regards,
Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
ChronoMyAdmin: Database administration within Joomla, no phpMyAdmin needed.
ChronoMails simplifies Joomla email: newsletters, logging, and custom templates.
thanx Bob,
it works... I forgot insert
global $data2;
into BODY...