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[SOLVED] Parent/child tables? 30 Sep 2011 01:27 #37

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I have two tables, one called Forms, and the other Form Fields. Form Fields has a link to the key of Forms.

How can I show a list of forms, and either have a link in the list to show the list of fields, or to have a link on the item form for Forms to go to the list of Form Fields?

Another idea would be to have the field list on the items page for Forms.....

BTW, I like the interface. It makes it pretty easy for basic table design and form definition.

Thanks!

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Re: Parent/child tables? 30 Sep 2011 07:16 #39

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You must push some source code in your generated component to do this.


Filter the form ID in the url :

Create a such link :
index.php?option=com_former&view=formfields&filter_form=FORM_ID
Coding is now a piece of cake

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