Setting Up Dynamic Selects
Prepping up for some powerful relational data interface
- Setting Up Introduction
Some must reads before you get started.- Dynamic Selects Settings: Front- and Backend
Build your first dynamic dropdown.- First Column Data Source
Set the ball rolling...- First Column Selector
Getting data for the first dropdown.- First Column Custom PHP Code
Fine-tuning fetching data for the first dropdown- Include/Exclude: Templates, Pages, Fields
Hiding some fields from being selectable.- Hide Empty Selects
Hiding non-populated Dynamic Selects columns.- Dynamic Selects Columns Settings: An Introduction
Powerful data-mapping at your fingertips.- Column Settings: Name
Naming your columns, the right way.- Column Settings: Label
User-friendly dropdown headings.- Column Settings: Trigger
Initiating the cascade.- Column Settings: Relationship
Defining the dynamism.- Column Settings: Data Source
What do you want to see? Value outputs.- Column Database Operations
CRUD operations behind the scenes.- Sorting Columns
Managing the order of your dropdowns.- Invalid Data Relationships and Triggers
In this topic we look at pitfalls to watch out for when setting up chained selects.- Dynamic Selects Title
Give it an identity.- Publish Dynamic Selects
Making it visible in the frontend.- Lock Dynamic Selects
Lock-down. Prevent edits and deletions of your Dynamic Selects.- View-Acces in Frontend
Which users can view this select in the frontend?- View-Access: Action if user has no Access
What to do when user attempts to view a select and has no access?- Cache Ajax Reponses
Keeping it smooth and fast. Caching data.- Cache Time
How long before a refresh?