IMPORTANT Please notice that tab Manage Table Options is no longer available from the Data Projects page. Table Options was renamed to Project Templates and can now be accessed directly from the plugin menu.
I love your plugin and its amazing configurability for non-programmers! I want to make a recipe database that is going to have recipes with many ingredients. (similar to your department to employees one to many relationship) What I am trying to understand is if these one to many relationships are only configurable on the back end? I’d like to be able to display the recipe, with ingredients and nutrition on the user side.
The first demo uses Data Forms and requires a premium license. The second demo adds the back-end solution to the front-end and is available within the free version as well. Please be aware that the second demo does not work on a homepage, and there is no garuantee it works with all themes. Data Forms does not have these limitations. Let me know if you need help! 🙂
Hello,
I love your plugin and its amazing configurability for non-programmers! I want to make a recipe database that is going to have recipes with many ingredients. (similar to your department to employees one to many relationship) What I am trying to understand is if these one to many relationships are only configurable on the back end? I’d like to be able to display the recipe, with ingredients and nutrition on the user side.
Is this possible with this plugin?
Hi Anna,
Yes, you can show relationships on the front-end. Here are some demos:
https://wpdataaccess.com/demos/data-forms-project-demo/
https://wpdataaccess.com/demos/demos-data-projects/data-project-parent-child-demo/
The first demo uses Data Forms and requires a premium license. The second demo adds the back-end solution to the front-end and is available within the free version as well. Please be aware that the second demo does not work on a homepage, and there is no garuantee it works with all themes. Data Forms does not have these limitations. Let me know if you need help! 🙂
Best regards,
Peter