meanster99
Well-known member
DaDaBIK version 7.0 ENTERPRISE
PHP Version: 5.3.28
mysql version: 5.5.35
Web server: Apache/2.4.10 (Unix)
Client: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; rv:41.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/41.0
Hi,
Sorry to put all these questions into one thread but can anyone help me with the following please:
1) How do I change which table is first shown in the grid view when the 'Show all items' link in the main nav menu is clicked?
2) I would like to be able to add custom links on my homepage (the page 'home' from custom pages) that link directly to various filtered records in the grid view. I understand I can just use the same URLs that are generated when I filter my records, but for instance, if my URL is:
index.php?table_name=tbl_staff&function=edit&where_field=staff_ID&where_value=2
How do I change that URL so that the 'where_value=2' bit dynamically becomes the correct value for the logged in user?
3) Can anyone help me or give me pointers on how to add a Year filter that selects from records that contain a date field (e.g. the date field will contain the value 01/01/15 or 01/01/14, but I would like a filter that lets me choose just the Year part, e.g. 2015 or 2014 etc and selects all records from within that year).
4) I wanted to add the current username into the homepage somewhere. I looked at creating a custom PHP page for it and read the example.php, which says that I can add:
$_SESSION['logged_user_infos_ar']["username_user"]
However, when I tried adding it, nothing appeared. I'm a noob when it comes to php, but this is what I wrote and nothing appeared:
[pre]
<?php
echo $_SESSION['logged_user_infos_ar']["username_user"];
[/pre]
What am I doing wrong please? Ideally, I'd like to actually display the values in 'first_name_user' and 'last_name_user', rather than the username itself. How would I do that? Could I just change it to $_SESSION['logged_user_infos_ar']["first_name_user"]["last_name_user"]?
Many thanks, and really loving v7 (I haven't used DadaBik in a few years and the last version I used was v4.3, so v7 is a joy!).
Matt
PHP Version: 5.3.28
mysql version: 5.5.35
Web server: Apache/2.4.10 (Unix)
Client: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; rv:41.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/41.0
Hi,
Sorry to put all these questions into one thread but can anyone help me with the following please:
1) How do I change which table is first shown in the grid view when the 'Show all items' link in the main nav menu is clicked?
2) I would like to be able to add custom links on my homepage (the page 'home' from custom pages) that link directly to various filtered records in the grid view. I understand I can just use the same URLs that are generated when I filter my records, but for instance, if my URL is:
index.php?table_name=tbl_staff&function=edit&where_field=staff_ID&where_value=2
How do I change that URL so that the 'where_value=2' bit dynamically becomes the correct value for the logged in user?
3) Can anyone help me or give me pointers on how to add a Year filter that selects from records that contain a date field (e.g. the date field will contain the value 01/01/15 or 01/01/14, but I would like a filter that lets me choose just the Year part, e.g. 2015 or 2014 etc and selects all records from within that year).
4) I wanted to add the current username into the homepage somewhere. I looked at creating a custom PHP page for it and read the example.php, which says that I can add:
$_SESSION['logged_user_infos_ar']["username_user"]
However, when I tried adding it, nothing appeared. I'm a noob when it comes to php, but this is what I wrote and nothing appeared:
[pre]
<?php
echo $_SESSION['logged_user_infos_ar']["username_user"];
[/pre]
What am I doing wrong please? Ideally, I'd like to actually display the values in 'first_name_user' and 'last_name_user', rather than the username itself. How would I do that? Could I just change it to $_SESSION['logged_user_infos_ar']["first_name_user"]["last_name_user"]?
Many thanks, and really loving v7 (I haven't used DadaBik in a few years and the last version I used was v4.3, so v7 is a joy!).
Matt
