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Filter list by first filter value - by default 22 Jun 2012 13:18 #2616

kristianharmer Offline New Member Posts: 14 Karma: 0	Hi again, I have a filter called 'fund_entry_state' which is using a lookup table (see my previous thread). How can I make it so that the list view, by default, is filtered by one of these values as apposed to none? Best regards, K...
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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 25 Jun 2012 09:22 #2637

kristianharmer Offline New Member Posts: 14 Karma: 0	OK, I realise I cannot set this from the J-Cook UI so I'll have to manually set my desired filter option as the default! Unless of course I am mistaken, please tell me if I am. Thanks, K...
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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 25 Jun 2012 09:42 #2640

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 987 Karma: 140	Yes, Cook cannot define default filter values. Some hardcode is needed in the populateState() function of your concerned model.
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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 25 Jun 2012 14:19 #2655

kristianharmer Offline New Member Posts: 14 Karma: 0	Thanks Admin, don't suppose you have an example of making such a change do you?
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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 02 Nov 2012 15:15 #4941

SproutCreatives Offline New Member Posts: 11 Karma: 0	I too would also like to know the process to have a list view filtered by default. I have a rental properties table and don't really want the "Rented" properties to show. In backend the "status" is a required data field. Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 02 Nov 2012 15:44 #4942

JoomGuy Offline Moderator Joomla Enthusiast, Lover of Cooking Posts: 1115 Thank you received: 195 Karma: 64	You'd need to use the populateState() function of your concerned model. So, if your field is status, you need to filter by status... Look at the filter by published (you'll find this in your model): //Only show the published items if (!$acl->get('core.admin') && !$acl->get('core.edit.state')) $this->setState('filter.published', 1); Hope it helps, Gez
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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 02 Nov 2012 17:34 #4950

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Yea that's a little over my head. More designer, less coder.

Don't really understand this...
Look at the filter by published (you'll find this in your model):

OK I think your referring to - root > components > mycomponent > models > mycomponent.php correct??

I see query statements in this php file. Could I simply change the SELECT * ?

Had another thought cross my feeble mind. Could I simply create a "Publish/Unpublish" selector in the Joomla backend? How hard is that? I'm sure outside of Cook.

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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 02 Nov 2012 17:46 #4951

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You could just just change the query but you need: ROOT/administrator/components/com_yourcomponentname/models/modelname.php

Check here: www.j-cook.pro/forum/9-coding-inside-you...tering-in-items#4500 for which query to add a case statement to.

Publishing is simple (inside cook)... Once you have a published field on your table (using wizards > publishing) you can simply add a filter (combo type) to the filters part of your admin list (grid view) then drag your field to the filter. There is a slight bug with this at the moment though if I remember correctly... Maybe not the way to go for you ATM.

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Brainwave... What kind of field are you using for status? An enum field? or is it a foreign key?

You can filter on those in the grid view easily as described above for filtering published... Except, there is no bug there, it is working perfectly.

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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 02 Nov 2012 18:03 #4954

SproutCreatives Offline New Member Posts: 11 Karma: 0	Wow! Had no idea what the Wizards were. Thought maybe they were little scripts that helped you build. There was a published wizard. Simple as pie. Wish there was more Docs about features. Or more in depth videos. Thanks so much got it working perfect.
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Re: Filter list by first filter value - by default 02 Nov 2012 18:12 #4956

JoomGuy Offline Moderator Joomla Enthusiast, Lover of Cooking Posts: 1115 Thank you received: 195 Karma: 64	No probs... I'd really recommend creating a couple of simple dummy projects to test how all of the features work before getting in to building anything too serious. It'll really help you to design your component. Glad it helped! Gez
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