I have a field in my typo3 backend. If i add something to the field and click "save" then an entry in the database is created.
What i try is to find out which table is modified in my database, after i add a new item to the field and click save.
I found out that there is a tracking option in phpmyadmin, but im not sure if this function is what i am searching for.
My ui is in german, "Nachverfolgung" means "tracking".
How can i find this out?
Open one of the records containing the field in question in the TYPO3 backend, and inspect the field using the developer tools of your browser.
In TYPO3 7.6 and upwards check the attribute data-formengine-input-name of the input field, in TYPO3 6.2 and downwards check the name attribute of the input field (or sometimes a hidden field besides it). Its value will look somehow like this:
data[tx_news_domain_model_news][6][author_email]
The value in the first pair of brackets is the table name, the value in the second pair is the records uid, and the value between the last pair is the field name. So in the example, the table name would be tx_news_domain_model_news and the field name is author_email.
Related
I have a query that get a value from a query field. once I open the form and choose the value and I open the query it does open with no problem. I want to put a button in the same form that will allow me to open the query. Once I put the button and use the button wizard to make it open the query I get this issue once I press on the button:
The query:
SELECT Courses.Course_Id AS رقم_الدورة, Courses.Course_Name AS اسم_الدورة,
Courses.Date_Course AS تاريخ_الدورة
FROM Courses INNER JOIN Colleges ON Courses.college_Id = Colleges.college_Id
WHERE Forms![FormName]![colleges].Value=Colleges.college_Name;
Note once I open the form and open the query I get no result. but once I close the form and open the query, the query will ask me to type in the input manually and once I type in the input manually I get the right result. But once I open the the form it wont ask to input because it should take the value from the combobox colleges and it do but I think it takes something wrong knowing that the combobox contain text.
The issue I had is that the comboBox by default contain of 2 columns 0 and 1 and in the query by it self it is not possible to specify the column as I tried to specifying the column using or ![Column(1)] or even .Column(1) but none of them work and I search more this features is no more allowed since access 2013 in the query which means I should use VB to resolve it but as I continue to search I was able to do it by using a textbox so I created a textbox that read the information from the combobox and as I did that I was able to read the information from the textbox in my query
I am trying to determine how a file path value on a shared server (output of the DLookUp function in Access) is getting populated.
I have a field on a Form that is getting it's Control Source from the following formula:
=DLookUp("[DefaultOuptputDir]","Defaults")
When I search in the VB Editor, I can not find any references at all to "DefaultOuptputDir" (the spelling is correct as it was originally created). I can also not find any reference to the actual Path being populated below, so I don't believe it is hardcoded in a form.
Ultimately I want to change this path to one I can access, but I need to understand how this is getting populated now. Looking for input on what I should be checking, thanks!
DLookUp is a function which searches table for some criteria and returns some field
DLookUp(field, table, criteria)
In your case it shows value of DefaultOutputDir in table Defaults and i suspect this table have only one row so the third argumet is ommited.
That will be the value stored in the first record of a field called DefaultOuptputDir In a table called Defaults.
Please help me with the following topic.
I'm having a hard time inserting a form in which i need to select from a drop down list the name of the project and below to display the data from the ProdFinit column.
I've tried using combo but i'm new to Access and i thing i'm missing something.
Thank you for your help!
You're on the right path using a combobox. Look at the format tab on the design properties for your combobox. Here I have a form where the user inputs the zip code, but I also want the user to identify the city and state at the same time. My column count is 3 and I chose how wide to make those columns on the next line down. Beware what column to bind it to on the datatab of the properties box. I find binding it to column 1 is easiest.
ComboBox Properties
Zipcode Combobox
Working with a MS ACCESS 2010 accdb file. Within a table, on one particular record, I am experiencing something odd with a text field.
The text field is shown to be populated with Gzzzzzz. However, clicking on the fields [down arrow], [Text Filters], [Equals...] and pasting Gzzzzzz returns nothing. Then, clicking on the fields [down arrow], the shown field populations include GzzzzzzGzzzzzz: not, Gzzzzzz. Selecting GzzzzzzGzzzzzz a record is returned with the field populated with Gzzzzzz.
Showing all the fields again, and editing the field to Azzzzzz. Then, filtering on Azzzzzz again returns nothing. Then, filtering field options show AzzzzzzGzzzzzz: which when selected, returns Azzzzzz.
Also curious, when I filtered as above then look at the Property sheet, at this point the Filter shown is ([TableName].[FieldName] = "Azzzzzz ...missing the final "). However, when I filter on a working record, the Filter is shown as ([TableName].[FieldName] = "Whatever"): meaning shown completely with the trailing ").
The field is not indexed. There are no defaults or formatting. The table is related to three other tables: but, not on this field and not with Enforce Referential Integrity. Other records in the table are fine and work. Just this record's field.
Does anyone know how this happens? Is there a method to repair the record?
The field in the record probably contains
Gzzzzzz
Gzzzzzz
(with a newline in there) which isn't easily visible in a single-line textbox.
Use Shift+F2 to open the Zoom window. Or "tab" into the control, so everything is selected. Then delete the whole content and re-enter.
I created a data entry from and split my database to front-end and back-end. When I enter in data I want certain fields to autocomplete. To be specific, I want to do something like (assuming the term Request had been previously entered) when you type in Requ... it would show Request and you could just press enter or tab to move to the next field. I don't want the rest of the fields autofilled, just individual fields autocompleted. Not sure if the fact that the database is split prohibits this?
Using a form, set the controls for the fields you want to autocomplete to comboboxes and the row source of the combo to a select from the table:
Control Source : MyFieldToComplete
Row Source : SELECT DISTINCT MyFieldToComplete FROM MyTableWithMyField
Limit To List : No
There are wizards for building combos, or you can change controls manually with right-click.