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Fork to filter grid query by current user_id? 02 Oct 2013 17:31 #11279

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How do I access the query that feeds the grid?

I have one table. I want to add something like:

WHERE USER_ID = CURRENT_USER_ID

So that each user can only see their own records on the front end.

Where do I put this in a fork ?
What do I use for CURRENT_USER_ID?

or username if that is easier?

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Fork to filter grid query by current user_id? 02 Oct 2013 18:15 #11281

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I guess you have seen my previous post answering for your publish problem.

The query construction is in only ONE place for each model. -> prepareQuery()
Coding is now a piece of cake

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Fork to filter grid query by current user_id? 03 Oct 2013 03:23 #11288

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Yes,
it is working now by using un-publish.

That will work for now.

Thank you.

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