Hello,
Always in the honors manager, I would want to count how many honors has each user in users list
Main Model is users
new Model is honor_map with user_id and honor_id field
Relation : HasMany
Foreign Key : id
Fields:count(*)
Group : user_id
I have in debug
[4] => SELECT count(*) AS `*` FROM `skf0d_honor_map` AS `Honor_map` WHERE `Honor_map`.`id` IN ('491', '12680', '12696', '1003587', '1', '63', '444', '991', '992', '998', '1009', '1050', '1051', '1097', '2684', '5846', '8828', '12117', '14744', '15575', '15605', '19823', '20453', '21229', '22721', '1000103', '1000234', '1000480', '1000593', '1000651') GROUP BY `Honor_map`.`user_id`
)
How can I do to have only the same as a counter of a grouped fields ?
SELECT count(*) AS c FROM `skf0d_honor_map` WHERE `Honor_map`.`id` GROUP BY `Honor_map`.`user_id`
And in the front list setting I add in Columns list Honor_map.*:Awards
but nothing appears
regards
chris
Always in the honors manager, I would want to count how many honors has each user in users list
Main Model is users
new Model is honor_map with user_id and honor_id field
Relation : HasMany
Foreign Key : id
Fields:count(*)
Group : user_id
I have in debug
[4] => SELECT count(*) AS `*` FROM `skf0d_honor_map` AS `Honor_map` WHERE `Honor_map`.`id` IN ('491', '12680', '12696', '1003587', '1', '63', '444', '991', '992', '998', '1009', '1050', '1051', '1097', '2684', '5846', '8828', '12117', '14744', '15575', '15605', '19823', '20453', '21229', '22721', '1000103', '1000234', '1000480', '1000593', '1000651') GROUP BY `Honor_map`.`user_id`
)
How can I do to have only the same as a counter of a grouped fields ?
SELECT count(*) AS c FROM `skf0d_honor_map` WHERE `Honor_map`.`id` GROUP BY `Honor_map`.`user_id`
And in the front list setting I add in Columns list Honor_map.*:Awards
but nothing appears
regards
chris
Hi Chris,
Looking at this line the WHERE clause is broken
Bob
Looking at this line the WHERE clause is broken
SELECT count(*) AS c FROM `skf0d_honor_map` WHERE `Honor_map`.`id` GROUP BY `Honor_map`.`user_id`
Perhaps adding a Condition that is always true will work? Like return array( '1' => '1');
Bob
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