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adding title and extra field beside eachother instead of under eachother?
Asked 14 years ago
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14 years ago Didier Glorieux posted:
HI guys,just a small question.
In the result of the ajax, is there any possibility to add the extra field on the same line as the initial field?
for example I have article numbers and then the article title.
now the title is placed under the article number, I just want the title at the same line, any idea how to do this?
example now :
123456
title article
i want :
123456 - title article.
thanx for any clue
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Replied 13 years ago
13 years ago Chris Trace replied:
any luck on getting this resolved?
Replied 13 years ago
13 years ago Miroslav Zografski replied:
Hello,
That is achievable. However it involves altering a code of the extension.
If you make that change and something unexpected happens we may deny to provide you with support.
Basically the change is made in the autocomplete-PageName-asp/php-#.asp/php file
Depending on your server side different things are changed.
Provide more information for your server side if you like to get a specific instructions.
Regards,
That is achievable. However it involves altering a code of the extension.
If you make that change and something unexpected happens we may deny to provide you with support.
Basically the change is made in the autocomplete-PageName-asp/php-#.asp/php file
Depending on your server side different things are changed.
Provide more information for your server side if you like to get a specific instructions.
Regards,
Replied 13 years ago
13 years ago Chris Trace replied:
thanks for the reply
i dont think that it would affect the extension that much really since it really is just a layout issue
the only echo i can find on the php page though is
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($res, MYSQL_NUM))
{
echo join("|", $row)."\n" ;
how the $fields = implode(',',array_map('convert',$fields));
relates to that i am not sure - i had a play (backed up file first)
but couldnt get the two $field then $fields in line
would appreciate the tweak really since it does look better especially if you are using things like Surname, Firstname on the same line
running php server with sql5 - if you need anything else please just ask
cheers
i dont think that it would affect the extension that much really since it really is just a layout issue
the only echo i can find on the php page though is
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($res, MYSQL_NUM))
{
echo join("|", $row)."\n" ;
how the $fields = implode(',',array_map('convert',$fields));
relates to that i am not sure - i had a play (backed up file first)
but couldnt get the two $field then $fields in line
would appreciate the tweak really since it does look better especially if you are using things like Surname, Firstname on the same line
running php server with sql5 - if you need anything else please just ask
cheers
Edited by - Chris Trace on 26 May 2011 12:10:46
Replied 13 years ago
13 years ago Chris Trace replied:
actually a really handy thing would be to allow the drop down only to search by user variable as well
i am playing with this atm
$sql = 'SELECT '.$fields.' FROM `'.$table.'` WHERE username = "$_SESSION['MM_Username']"';
just trying to get the syntax right
any thoughts
i am playing with this atm
$sql = 'SELECT '.$fields.' FROM `'.$table.'` WHERE username = "$_SESSION['MM_Username']"';
just trying to get the syntax right
any thoughts
Replied 13 years ago
13 years ago Chris Trace replied:
got it - now ajax has filters such as username or userid
Replied 13 years ago
13 years ago Miroslav Zografski replied:
Hello Chris,
Actually displaying the results in one line i.e. Name Surname is something that is set within the encoded js file.
Since you are not the first to ask for such a thing I would better set this as request for next update so a user could specify if the results to be on one or two lines.
Regards,
Actually displaying the results in one line i.e. Name Surname is something that is set within the encoded js file.
Since you are not the first to ask for such a thing I would better set this as request for next update so a user could specify if the results to be on one or two lines.
Regards,
Replied 13 years ago
13 years ago Chris Trace replied:
The change in the line display would be great - thanks
by the way - session variables die if you try and use them to filter the record by ID or username even if you add another query to the php insert page - maybe something in the js but no mention of session in the code so maybe not
agood clean hack is to:
1. build a seperate php page with the user query based on session
2. create a $var eg $username
3. include that page into the autocomplete.php page as
include('setuser.php');
4. edit the first $sql to include the WHERE clause
$sql = 'SELECT '.$fields.' FROM `'.$table.'` WHERE muusername = "'.$username.'"';
5. change the WHERE clause on the $f line to AND
$sql .= ' AND '.$f[0].' LIKE "';
the ajax look up menu then becomes filtered by the username as well as the set lookup fields which is very handy and doesn't mess with any of the javascript
by the way - session variables die if you try and use them to filter the record by ID or username even if you add another query to the php insert page - maybe something in the js but no mention of session in the code so maybe not
agood clean hack is to:
1. build a seperate php page with the user query based on session
2. create a $var eg $username
3. include that page into the autocomplete.php page as
include('setuser.php');
4. edit the first $sql to include the WHERE clause
$sql = 'SELECT '.$fields.' FROM `'.$table.'` WHERE muusername = "'.$username.'"';
5. change the WHERE clause on the $f line to AND
$sql .= ' AND '.$f[0].' LIKE "';
the ajax look up menu then becomes filtered by the username as well as the set lookup fields which is very handy and doesn't mess with any of the javascript
Replied 13 years ago
13 years ago Miroslav Zografski replied:
Hello Chris,
Thanks for your contribution.
Regards,
Thanks for your contribution.
Regards,
Replied 12 years ago
12 years ago Andres Gonzalez Michaca replied:
The solution is really simple, you don't have to modify any code. The secret is create a VIEW in MySQL and CONCAT the Values you like to show in one line.
For me works so great I show Name, Second Name and Last Name in one line.
If you need to handle variables you can use the Chris Example, also you can add direct in the automplete script in the url, the variable ej. ...autocomplete-1.php?id=<?php echo $_SESSION['id'];?>' or $_GET['whatever'];
And Inside autocomplete-1.php
You declare a variable:
$colname = $_GET['id']; or $_GET['whatever'];
And for the rest use the Chris hack:
Just change the point number 4, there you can use the field of your DB
ej: ...WHERE field_id = "'.$colname.'"';
Hope helps
Andres
For me works so great I show Name, Second Name and Last Name in one line.
If you need to handle variables you can use the Chris Example, also you can add direct in the automplete script in the url, the variable ej. ...autocomplete-1.php?id=<?php echo $_SESSION['id'];?>' or $_GET['whatever'];
And Inside autocomplete-1.php
You declare a variable:
$colname = $_GET['id']; or $_GET['whatever'];
And for the rest use the Chris hack:
Just change the point number 4, there you can use the field of your DB
ej: ...WHERE field_id = "'.$colname.'"';
Hope helps
Andres
Replied 12 years ago
12 years ago Matt Penn replied:
Andres - thanks for the solution. I needed to have more control over some different things inside the autocompleted results as well and utilizing a view did the trick. Thanks!