Code
General
- Online API documentation
- How to use WP Data Access classes in your own PHP code
- Add user input filter to where clause
Plugin hooks
- wpda_add_search_actions (add search actions – WordPress list table only)
- wpda_add_search_filter (add search elements – WordPress list table only)
- wpda_before_list_table (add custom code before a list table)
- wpda_after_list_table (add custom code after a list table)
- wpda_before_simple_form (add custom code before a data entry form)
- wpda_after_simple_form (add custom code after a data entry form)
Plugin filters
- wpda_wpdataaccess_prepare (add custom code to publications)
- wpda_column_default (change column layout – WordPress list table only)
- wpda_construct_where_clause (customize search behaviour)
Could you add all the json extensions stuff here?
Stuff like
“wpda_buttons”: “CYF”,
“wpda_searchbox”: “header”,
“select”: {
“selector”: “td:not(.wpda_select)”,
“style”: “multi”
},
Thanks
Hi Charles,
I’ll add an extra menu item to the Data Publisher menu to discuss all the option. Some video tutorials are planned as well. I’ll keep you posted… 😉
Thanks,
Peter
Plan to display records from mysql database based on user selected date n click search button. Can any1 help me?
Hi Raja,
What is your use case? Maybe you can take a look at filter wpda_add_search_filter, which allows you to use your own search fields to build a where clause for specific table and specific columns. The documentation can be found here:
https://wpdataaccess.com/2020/03/25/action-hooks-to-add-search-actions-and-filters/
Let me knows if you need help,
Peter
This is just the plugin that I’m looking for. The only feature that I need that I’m not sure it has is to import on the front end using a CSV file vs. a SQL file. Is this possible? I’m looking through the settings and not seeing anything.