I want to get id data to enter value to database
First Script, it's work.
But in second script not work.
This is my first script
<?php
include 'connect.php';
$id_event=$_GET['id_event']; //it's work
$assign="SELECT * FROM event where id_event='".$id_event."'";
$show_data=mysql_query($assign);
while($row=mysql_fetch_row($show_data))
{
?>
This is my second sript
$id_event=$_GET["id_event"];
$track_id = $_POST["track_id"];
case "upload":
$action = "upload";
$values = "'".$track_id."','".$id_event."'"; //this is the problem
$field = "track_id,id_event"; //$id_event not enter to database
Maybe you need to use $_POST['id_event'] instead of $_GET['id_event']
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I was wondering if it is possible to display the default value from a prompt macro in a Value prompt. My prompt macro looks like this "#prompt('pMonth','MUN','[Previous Month]')#"
so my goal in the value prompt would be to have 202103 displayed instead of header text name which I have named "Previous Month"
I tried with an old javascript from Cognos 10 where you desc the Months and specify what index it should pick but the issue with that code is that everytime you try to change to a different month the report re-runs and loops back to to the same Index value.
<script>
var theSpan = document.getElementById("A1");
var a = theSpan.getElementsByTagName("select"); /* This stmt return an array of all value prompts within span */
for( var i = a.length-1; i >= 0; i-- ) /* now loop through the elements */
{ var prompts = a[i];
if( prompts.id.match(/PRMT_SV_/))
{ prompts.selectedIndex = 2; } /* This selects the second options from top */
canSubmitPrompt();
}
</script>
All solutions, tips and ideas are highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Rubrix
For Cognos Analytics, running with full interactivity, you probably need a Page Module. Check out IBM's Scriptable Reports documentation for Cognos Analytics. You'll want to craft your script to use the current parameter value as default (if you can get it), then fail over to your default value from the data. You will probably need to integrate this with a Custom Control to be able to get that default value from the data.
I have a TV multi select list type that is evaluating a snippet:
#EVAL return $modx->runSnippet('getFeaturedResourceTree');
Evaluating this snippett:
<?php
$output = array();
$context = $modx->resource->get('context_key');
$sql = "select * from modx_site_content where context_key = '$context' order by `pagetitle`;";
$results = $modx->query($sql);
foreach($results as $result){
$output[] = $result['pagetitle'].'=='.$result['id'];
}
$output = implode('||', $output);
echo $output;
return;
This does work in the manager, I can select and pick multiple resources in the list. However, when I save the TV, nothing is actuially saved. the TV values are not present in the database and when I reload the resource, the TV field is blank.
what could the problem be here?
I'm fairly certain you can accomplish what you're trying to do with an #SELECT binding rather than #EVAL. This has 2 potential benefits:
#EVAL is Evil, LOL. Not all the time, mind you—there are certainly legitimate uses of #EVAL but I've personally always tried very hard to find an alternative, whenever I've considered using #EVAL.
The method I'm about to show you has worked for me in the past, so I'm speculating it will work for you.
#SELECT pagetitle, id FROM modx_site_content WHERE context_key = 'web' ORDER BY `pagetitle`
If you're using #EVAL because you have multiple contexts and you want the context of the Resource currently being edited, then you could use your Snippet, but I would try:
Rather than echo-ing your output, return it.
Call the snippet in a Chunk, and render the Chunk on a test page to ensure it has the output you want, formatted for the TV Input Options exactly the way it should be.
If the Chunk output passes the test, call it into the TV Input Options field with the #CHUNK binding.
One more note: I can't remember if the current Resource is available in the TV as $modx->resource or $resource, but that might be something you want to double check.
I have a search form to search for usernames. And I have maked SQL Wildcard LIKE but it only print one username?? I have also tried to while it, but it doesn't?
$besked = " ";
if(isset($_POST['submit'])){
if(!empty($_POST['username'])){
$username = $_POST['username'];
$getHeads = mysqli_query($mysqli, "SELECT * FROM user WHERE username LIKE '%".$username."%'") or die(mysql_error());
while($headInfo = mysqli_fetch_array($getHeads))
$besked = "<a href='member.php?id=".$headInfo['id']."'><font color='blue'><h3>".$headInfo['username']."</h3></font></a>";
} else
$besked = "No user found!";
}
Without more context, it's hard to find what's causing the problem. However, there are a lot of errors in the code you provided, so try fixing those first.
Problems
Why are you wrapping everything in two if statements? Just use && to check both variables in the same if.
You're mixing mysqli_* and mysql_* functions. Don't do that, mysqli and mysql are two different database abstraction layers, and should not be used concurrently in your application.
It's possible that I'm misinterpreting your script so I will leave this part untouched in the edited code below, but your if statement is checking that both variables are set, and if they are not, you're telling the user "No user found!". However, what this should probably say is, "Please enter a search term," because you're not actually searching for any users.
Try to write more organized code. You're missing some curly braces, and it's probably causing the script to brake.
Not a backend problem, but I just feel the need to remind you not to use the <font> tag. Use CSS instead.
$besked = " ";
if(isset($_POST['submit']) && !empty($_POST['username'])){
$username = $_POST['username'];
$getHeads = mysqli_query($mysqli, "SELECT * FROM user WHERE username LIKE '%".$username."%'") or die(mysqli_error());
while($headInfo = mysqli_fetch_array($getHeads)) {
$besked = "<a href='member.php?id=".$headInfo['id']."'><font color='blue'><h3>".$headInfo['username']."</h3></font></a>";
}
} else {
$besked = "No user found!";
}
// Echo out the result
echo $besked;
I have a site that uses Wayfinder to display the latest 3 entries from an Articles blog. Now, I want to only consider those blog entries that are tagged Highlights.
My original Wayfinder call looks like this, nothing spectacular:
[[!Wayfinder? &startId=`296` &level=`1`
&outerTpl=`emptyTpl`
&innerTpl=``
&rowTpl=`thumbnails_formatter`
&ignoreHidden=`1`
&sortBy=`menuindex`
&sortOrder=`DESC`
&limit=`3`
&cacheResults=`0`
]]
as Articles tags are managed via the articlestags TV, I thought that a &where might do the trick, but with no luck yet:
&where=`[{"articlestags:LIKE":"%Highlights%"}]`
does not yield anything. As a sanity check, I tried [{"pagetitle:LIKE":"%something%"}], which worked. Obviously, the problem is that articlestags is not a column of modx_site_content, but I'm not sure about how to put the subquery.
SELECT contentid
FROM modx_site_tmplvar_contentvalues
WHERE tmplvarid=17
AND value LIKE '%Highlights%'
Gave me the right IDs on the sql prompt, but adding it to the Wayfinder call like this gave an empty result again:
&where=`["id IN (SELECT contentid FROM modx_site_tmplvar_contentvalues WHERE tmplvarid=17 AND value LIKE '%Highlights%')"]`
Any ideas on how to achieve this? I'd like to stay with Wayfinder for consistency, but other solutions are welcome as well.
You can just use pdomenu (part of pdoTools) instead Wayfinder
[[!PdoMenu?
&startId=`296`
&level=`1`
&outerTpl=`emptyTpl`
&innerTpl=``
&rowTpl=`thumbnails_formatter`
&ignoreHidden=`1`
&sortBy=`menuindex`
&sortOrder=`DESC`
&limit=`3`
&cacheResults=`0`
&includeTVs=`articlestags`
&where=`[{"TVarticlestags.value:LIKE":"%filter%"}]`
]]
Take a peek at some of the config files [core/components/wayfinder/configs ] - I have not tried it, but it looks as if you can run your select query right in the config & pass the tmplvarid array to the $where variable.
A little playing around led me to a solution: I needed to include the class name (not table name) when referring to the ID:
&where=`["modResource.id IN (SELECT contentid FROM modx_site_tmplvar_contentvalues WHERE tmplvarid=17 AND value LIKE '%Highlights%')"]`
a small test showed that even a simple
&where=`["id = 123"]`
does not work without modResource..
A look at wayfinder.class.php shows the following line, which seems to be the "culprit":
$c->select($this->modx->getSelectColumns('modResource','modResource'));
This method aliases the selected columns - relevant code is in xpdoobject.class.php. The first parameter is the class name, the second a table alias. The effect is that the query selects id AS modResource.id, and so on.
EDIT: final version of my query:
&where=`["modResource.id IN (
SELECT val.contentid
FROM modx_site_tmplvars AS tv
JOIN modx_site_tmplvar_contentvalues AS val
ON tv.id = val.tmplvarid
WHERE tv.name = 'articlestags' AND (
val.value = 'Highlights'
OR val.value LIKE 'Highlights,%'
OR val.value LIKE '%,Highlights'
OR val.value LIKE '%,Highlights,%'
)
)"]`
I don't claim this query is particularly efficient (I seem to recall that OR conditions are bad). Also, MODx won't work with this one if the newlines aren't stripped out. Still, I prefer to publish the query in its well-formatted form.
I used snippet as a parameter for the includeDocs of wayfinder, In my case it was useful because I was need different resources in menu depend on user browser (mobile or desktop)
[[!Wayfinder?
&startId=`4`
&level=`1`
&includeDocs=`[[!menu_docs?&startId=`4`]]`
&outerTpl=`home_menu_outer`
&rowTpl=`menu_row`
]]
and then menu_docs snippet
<?php
if (empty ($startId))
return;
if (!isMobileDevice())
return;
$query = $modx->newQuery('modResource');
$query->innerJoin('modTemplateVarResource','TemplateVarResources');
$query->where(array(
'TemplateVarResources.tmplvarid' => 3,
'TemplateVarResources.value:LIKE' => 'yes',
'modResource.parent' => $startId,
'modResource.deleted' => 0,
'modResource.published' => 1,
'modResource.hidemenu' => 0
));
$resources = $modx->getCollection('modResource', $query);
$ouput = array();
foreach ($resources as $resource)
$output[] = $resource->get('id');
return implode (',', $output);
I'm trying to "remember" the page the user was on as he browses through records so that when he returns to the list, he is returned to the page where he left off.
How do I change the "current page" value for paginator?
I've tried Input::set('page', $x); but there's no such function.
$_GET['page'] = $x; doesn't work too.
This the code:
$list = Publication::orderBy($this->data['sort_by'], $this->data['order_by']);
foreach ($this->data['filter_data'] AS $field => $value) {
$list->where($field, 'LIKE', "%$value%");
}
$this->data['list'] = $list->paginate(15);
I looked at the API --- turns out this is much easier now in 2014.
All you have to do is set
Paginator::setCurrentPage(2);
any time before you call ->paginate(), I believe, and it should override the page set (or not set) by ?page=.
You can adjust the page of the pagination environment through the DB connection.
DB::getPaginator()->setCurrentPage(2);
Not entirely sure but you might be able to go through your model with something like this.
Publication::getConnection()->setCurrentPage(2);
If the above isn't working (as it seems from your comment), then do it with an instance of Publication.
$publication = new Publication;
$publication->getConnection()->setCurrentPage(2);
$list = $publication->orderBy(...);
Try
$pager->setCurrentPage(2);