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Updated on 2022-12-20
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2 Comments

  1. Ali İhsan Türkoğlu
    Ali İhsan Türkoğlu on 2021-04-20 at 3:50 pm

    Hello,
    I want to keep records of the files downloaded from my site. For this, I want to create a new table with wp data access. There will be (user_id, media_id, datetime, user ip) fields in this table.
    When the user wants to download a file, I will first check this table and if user has downloaded it, I will not allow again. Otherwise I want to add a row to this table after the download.

    function isdownloaded (user_id, media_id)
    function addnew (user_id, media_id, user_id)

    How can I write these functions in wp code manager?

    Reply
    • Peter Schulz
      Peter Schulz on 2021-04-21 at 8:11 am

      Hi Ali,

      Good question! 🙂

      You can write a PHP shortcode and access your table from your shortcode. If your table is stored in your WordPress database, you can use $wpdp to access the database. If your table is stored in another (remote) database, you can use WP Data Access class WPDADB like this:
      $wpdadb = \WPDataAccess\Connection\WPDADB::get_db_connection( $database);

      Where $database is the database where your table is stored. You can use $wpdadb just like you would use $wpdb. Class WPDADB is a sub class of WordPress class wpdb.

      Hope this helps,
      Peter

      Reply

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