Hi, I'm new with Chronoforms and ChronoConnectivity and I need a help with both.
(Everything I mentioned here need to be made in the front end)
I already made a form which is saving data in a table, and what I just need is:
1- Below this form, should show a table that comes from ChronoConnectivity. I don't know how to do it.
2- Each table row should have a link or something that I could click it, then it would load it in the form and then I could update it.
It sounds simple, but I searched somethings in this site but I didn't find anything that was easy to understand like a step by step explained. At least it seems I'm using the correct tools, I read that chroconnectivity has more "power" to make changes in tables like update, delete, add...
Well, I need some help!
Thanks
(Everything I mentioned here need to be made in the front end)
I already made a form which is saving data in a table, and what I just need is:
1- Below this form, should show a table that comes from ChronoConnectivity. I don't know how to do it.
2- Each table row should have a link or something that I could click it, then it would load it in the form and then I could update it.
It sounds simple, but I searched somethings in this site but I didn't find anything that was easy to understand like a step by step explained. At least it seems I'm using the correct tools, I read that chroconnectivity has more "power" to make changes in tables like update, delete, add...
Well, I need some help!
Thanks
Hi Frotas,
You don't have to do this using both CC and CF, CF is enough, specially because you have v4, just use a "db multi record loader" to load the table records then use a "custom code" action to list the records and make links to the the same form with a parameter = the primary key value, then use a "db record loader" to load the record info.
so in your on load event you should have:
#1- db record loader
#2- show html
#3- db multi record loader
#4- custom code
Regards,
Max
You don't have to do this using both CC and CF, CF is enough, specially because you have v4, just use a "db multi record loader" to load the table records then use a "custom code" action to list the records and make links to the the same form with a parameter = the primary key value, then use a "db record loader" to load the record info.
so in your on load event you should have:
#1- db record loader
#2- show html
#3- db multi record loader
#4- custom code
Regards,
Max
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