Hi everybody,
Is there anyone who create a search form?
I have created a form and a connection but i don't know how i can associate them...
I try to just use CCv5 but i have to combinate more than one fields.
Is there anyone who create a search form?
I have created a form and a connection but i don't know how i can associate them...
I try to just use CCv5 but i have to combinate more than one fields.
Did you check the CCv5 tutorials on the FAQs page ?
Yes, i have read the FAQs but i don't find my response. I go to read the FAQs yet.
Ok, just to clarify this, you can only have 1 search field in CC, its name should be "srch".
You can however, have multiple "filter" fields.
Please let me know what you need to do exactly, and I can add a new tutorials on the subject!
Regards,
Max
You can however, have multiple "filter" fields.
Please let me know what you need to do exactly, and I can add a new tutorials on the subject!
Regards,
Max
Absolutely, i would like to have multiple filter fields.
In my database, for example, i have :
sender - date - subject ....
In fact, i would like to be able to "search" a sender and a subject (or a date and a subject....).
In my database, for example, i have :
sender - date - subject ....
In fact, i would like to be able to "search" a sender and a subject (or a date and a subject....).
What about this new tutorial:
https://www.chronoengine.com/faqs/72-ccv5/5217-adding-search-or-filter-fields-to-your-listing.html
https://www.chronoengine.com/faqs/72-ccv5/5217-adding-search-or-filter-fields-to-your-listing.html
All is OK.
Thank you for your tutorial !!!
I will try tomorrow to use dropdown list.
Thank you for your tutorial !!!
I will try tomorrow to use dropdown list.
Is it possible that filter field works like search filed? (search a part of a text, not the exact text)
No, that's not how filters should work, but I may add the feature to the next release, you may contact me using the "contact us" page to get the patch when its ready!
Hi rastatom,
An update here, I think that the best and easiest way to do this is to customize your "conditions" based on a custom field, so let's say you add a new field to the "Header" box and name it "title_search" then you can catch its value in the conditions box and do the search:
This way you can search for this text, you can also add the field name "title_search" to the sessioned box so that the connection can preserve the value.
Regards,
Max
An update here, I think that the best and easiest way to do this is to customize your "conditions" based on a custom field, so let's say you add a new field to the "Header" box and name it "title_search" then you can catch its value in the conditions box and do the search:
$title_search = \GCore\Libs\Request::data("title_search");
if($title_search){
return array("title LIKE" => "%".$title_search."%");
}else{
return array();
}
This way you can search for this text, you can also add the field name "title_search" to the sessioned box so that the connection can preserve the value.
Regards,
Max
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