cross information

BTW - I am using num as the list field value and name as the label.

Hi there.

This is starting to sound like something I'll need to take a closer look at.

Could you send me an email to consulting@interactivetools.com with FTP details and a link to this thread?

The cross connecting of sections is always a little different depending on how you are pulling the data and from which table it's coming from.

Thanks! I look forward to hearing from you :).

Hi guys,

This is really urgent now. I have refined what I'm after, which is much simpler than above. I now just need some advice on a where clause:

I have a Services table that has 10 services listed in it. There are about 3 other sections that will be pulling this information in - our people, news and events (i.e. matching people, news and events will be presented on a service page).

Let's use our people as the example. In the Our People section, I have added a Service list field - I have made this list "Get Options From Database", selected the Services table and used the title field as the labels and the values.

In my our_services.php detail page, I have this:

<?php
require_once "/home/jglimpse/public_html/mst/cmsAdmin/lib/viewer_functions.php";

//detail of this service
list($servicesRecords, $servicesMetaData) = getRecords(array(
'tableName' => 'services',
'where' => whereRecordNumberInUrl(1),
'loadUploads' => '0',
'limit' => '1',
));
$servicesRecord = @$servicesRecords[0]; // get first record

//associated people to this service
list($our_peopleRecords, $our_peopleMetaData) = getRecords(array(
'tableName' => 'our_people',
'allowSearch' => '0',
'where' => ' services LIKE "%something goes here%" ',

));

?>

How do I get the where clause to pull the name of the service page we're now on?

Thanks for your help in advance.[:)]

Hi there.

Thanks for hanging on. I think what you are going to be looking for there is something like this:

'where' => "services LIKE '%\t". $servicesRecords['name'] ."\t%'" ,

See how I just added the servicesRecord variable in there. You will likely need to change the field name but that's the basic idea.

I changed the single quotes on the right side of the = to singles as the singles are needed to go around your potential service name.

I also added in a /t which means it's looking for a tab between each value in the field. When you store a multi select field in your database, it's stored as a tab delimited list.

Give this a shot and let me know how you make out :).

Hi Ross, I have exactly the same problem, my data are organized in a different way.

Benedict in her exemple Start from "Our People" to ad Services.
For me, i want to start from "Services" and have a field that list "Our People".
And when i have my detail page of my "Service" i want to be able to "see" all the datas for each "Our People" associated to yhis service.

Is it clear for you? Sorry it's always me who trying to build a gmap app, display a location and all its associated restaurant stored in another table.

Hi willbegood,

If you don't have many records, sometimes the easiest way to do this is just load the related "people" when displaying each "service". You can do this with the following steps:

- After each service, get it outputting a list of record numbers (one for each "person")
- Create a new getRecords() code block to load all the person records
- all these options:
'allowSearch' => false,
'where' => "num IN (0,$personNumsAsCSV)",
- where $personNumsAsCSV is a comma separated list of person nums (eg: 1,2,3,4)

Give that a try and let me know how it goes.