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Multiselect as Foreign key 25 Oct 2013 07:14 #11457

Hiii...

Is it possible to have a multiselect / checkbox option as a foreign key??

I have a table named 'Dojos' and another table 'Activities'.
I want to select multiple Activities in a Dojo as a checbok multiple select.
But there is no option for that!

Currently there are three controls available: Combo, Radio & List.
All can let me select only one option.

How can I select multiple options here.

Please let me know the solution as soon as possible.

Thanks in advance.
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Multiselect as Foreign key 25 Oct 2013 15:21 #11461

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This function has been requested multiple times and admin is aware of it. Having said that, I can see the complications that would arise from this ...

If this is implemented in the strict sense so it supports an SQL join, then it involves a third table linking the primary table with the foreign key table to create multiple relationships (much like the user_usergroup_map table in Joomla)

if it's implemented by storing a list of foreign key references in the primary table then the generated code has to retrieve the values in a separate SQL SELECT which I imagine would cause some other interesting design decisions

For what it's worth ...
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Multiselect as Foreign key 29 Oct 2013 05:29 #11474

any one please provide solution for this?????
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Multiselect as Foreign key 30 Oct 2013 16:20 #11495

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Yes, still missing but not for long. Please keep more patience more, it is on the tracks, at least a tutorial for that.
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Multiselect as Foreign key 11 Dec 2013 17:48 #11796

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Hi!

Did you find a solution ?
I have the same problem...

thanks!
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Multiselect as Foreign key 19 Dec 2013 19:45 #11823

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admin wrote:
Yes, still missing but not for long. Please keep more patience more, it is on the tracks, at least a tutorial for that.

Any news about this feature? It's gonna be killer when implemented :-)
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Multiselect as Foreign key 18 Jan 2014 21:42 #12047

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Bump :-)
Any news Chef, about this feature? I'm sure many of us is really looking forward to the day when it's implemented.
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Multiselect as Foreign key 19 Jan 2014 03:47 #12053

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For the moment no news.

I would like to precise that the N:M management will come after FoF.
Because there isn't any standard defined for this, I will not try to invent the weel, and then need to change the way of doing. There are many ways.

So, when FoF will be included, I will intent to introduce this possibility using the maximum power of FoF.
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Multiselect as Foreign key 19 Jan 2014 07:12 #12057

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Coming any time Soon?
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Multiselect as Foreign key 19 Jan 2014 21:41 #12061

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admin wrote:
For the moment no news.

I would like to precise that the N:M management will come after FoF.
Because there isn't any standard defined for this, I will not try to invent the weel, and then need to change the way of doing. There are many ways.

So, when FoF will be included, I will intent to introduce this possibility using the maximum power of FoF.

Hey Chief,

I discovered J-Cook there's about one year, but I didn't go with it because there's no N:M relations possible for now.
I have a quietly big Joomla project on the way, and I already planned to use J-Cook for this, as this is an incredible time saver. An N:M relations builder would be an amazing news for me. But I don't know what does "FoF" mean...

When do you think this feature will come (even if this is an approximation).

Thanks for the answer.

Best.
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