I have extended the menu_custom table in drupal to add role1, role2 and role3 fields and now when I try to update the values using the following query. The fields are not getting updated and the drupal shows no error in executing the query. I think there is a problem with the condition but I could not figure out where the problem is. Kindly help me to resolve this problem.
db_update('menu_custom')
->fields(array('role1','role2','role3'))
->values(array(
'role1' => $form_state['values']['role1'],
'role2' => $form_state['values']['role2'],
'role3' => $form_state['values']['role3'],
))
->condition('title',$form_state['values']['title'])
->execute();
}
I'm not sure why your code doesn't work but I always use an associative array for the fields and it works fine:
$fields = array(
'role1' => $form_state['values']['role1'],
'role2' => $form_state['values']['role2'],
'role3' => $form_state['values']['role3'],
);
db_update('menu_custom')
->fields($fields)
->condition('title', $form_state['values']['title'])
->execute();
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I'll try to describe what it is I want to achieve, please let me know if too much/not enough detail!
I'm making a site that needs to have documents uploaded to it. These documents will belong to one only of four categories and there will be one page per category. On this page, by default all documents will display. Users will also be able to view only the documents from each year by clicking a link.
It also needs to have pagination so a max of 10 documents are displayed per page.
So how I would ideally like to do this is to make a custom post type (documents) which would then display an ACF custom field set. The field set would have three fields (doc_type, doc_file and release_date). doc_type would be a select field of the four categories, doc_file a file upload and release_date a datepicker field.
When you click on a page, the controller would select by doc_type to only show the documents that belong to that category.
I want to order by release_date and use the year from this field as the display text of my links. For the actual href, I'm imagining something like /path/to/page.php?year=2017.
So there's a few problems here: first is that I am not sure if what I want to do is even possible - let alone a good way of doing things - with WordPress. I'm more used to pure PHP and mySQL, and so I might be trying to shoehorn more general solutions into WP. Can anyone confirm if it's possible to achieve what I want?
Second, I'm specifically running into some issues when I try to execute this plan.
I can successfully get each page to only display the documents that belong to it, like so (although I'm generating $last by grabbing info from the URI, which seems dodgy).
$docArgs = array(
'post_type' => 'documents',
'meta_key' => 'doc_type',
'meta_value' => $last,
);
$context['documents'] = Timber::get_posts($docArgs);
When I try to get my sorting on though, de nada:
$docArgs = array(
'post_type' => 'documents',
'meta_key' => 'doc_type',
'meta_value' => $last,
'meta_query' => array(
array(
'key' => 'release_date',
'orderby' => 'meta_value_num',
'order' => DESC,
),
),
);
I assume I've got the syntax wrong, but I'm basically really confused about the whole thing. Any suggestions?
I have the following code.
Login user and validation works, returns true.
The problem is seePageIs, it returns an error. But after posting the respons has to go to company lister page. So if i change the ->seePageIs('admin/company') to ->seePageIs('admin/company/create') it works.
What's wrong?
Error:
Failed asserting that two strings are equal.
Expected :'http://localhost/admin/company'
Actual :'http://localhost/admin/company/create'
Test:
public function testExample()
{
$this->be(User::find(4));
$rules = array(
'companyname' => 'required',
'email' => 'required|email',
);
$data = [
'companyname' => 'aa',
'email' => 'aaaa#aa.nl']
;
$v = $this->app['validator']->make( $data, $rules);
$this->visit('admin/company/create')
->press('Create')
->assertTrue($v->passes())
->seePageIs('admin/company');
}
I'm not sure I understand your code very well and your question, but maybe it is this line:
$this->visit('admin/company/create')
->press('Create')
->assertTrue($v->passes())
->seePageIs('admin/company/create');
I just changed the line seePageIs() to add create at the end. Maybe that is the problem?
Try it.
If not, can you show your code for assertEquals(...)... Thanks!
EDIT #2
Hi there Bas; based on your comments and what I think you are trying to do:
If after creating the company, then you want to check it, then you probably need to do this instead:
$this->visit('admin/company')
->seePageIs('admin/company');
Which just goes to the company page an verifies that is the correct page.
On my local machine it works fine, but on the live server, when I run
get_terms('taxonomy' => 'any_taxonomy');
it returns a list of terms, but if I add any parameter to it like:
get_terms('taxonomy' => 'any_taxonomy','hide_empty' => false);
Then it returns "invalid taxonomy". The issue is not that the taxonomy is not registerd get_taxonomies() before it, it shows that all the taxonomies are registered. If I do this:
get_terms('taxonomy' => 'category','hide_empty' => false);
The same problem is there, so its not just custom taxonomies.
Any idea what could be causing this issue?
Can anyone suggest a way to diagnose this?
i'd say you are running different versions of wordpress, 4.5 changed the functionality of get_terms()
get_terms( array('taxonomy' => 'any_taxonomy','hide_empty' => false) );
Should work, but i also think if you are calling get_terms() before registering your taxonomy is going to cause issues.
this is my first post here at stackoverflow and i'll try make sharp and short ;-)
I am running into problems when inserting a textarea form field using CKeditor into the database.
Here is my form element:
$form['add']['description'] = array(
'#wysiwyg' => true,
'#name' => 'description',
'#title' => t('description'),
'#type' => 'text_format',
'#base_type' => 'textarea',
);
When submitting the form i do get a SQL error like this because Drupal appends the placeholder elements 'value' and 'format'
db_insert failed. Message = SQLSTATE[21S01]:
Insert value list does not match column list:
1136 Column count doesn't match value count at row 1,
query= INSERT INTO {tablename} (description)
VALUES (:db_insert_placeholder_13_value, :db_insert_placeholder_13_format)
Unfortunately i exactly have to set up the textarea this way to make the CKeditor work. Can you advice me how to get rid of the
:db_insert_placeholder_13_value,
:db_insert_placeholder_13_format
to a single variable again?
I really appriciate your help
PROBLEM SOLVED --- silly me, should have used my glasses more :-D
Just use the correct array index inside the submit hook for saving the data to the database and it will work:
function MYMODULE_form_add_submit($form, &$form_state) {
...
'description' => $form_state['values']['description']['value'],
...
}
If you're just interested in the text itself (not the format), add a validation handler for the form and use something like this
function MYMODULE_form_name_validate($form, &$form_state) {
$form_state['values']['description'] = $form_state['values']['description']['value'];
}
I have used hook_form_FORM_ID_alter( ) function to alter a menu_edit_menu form to add few fields. I ve stored the values from those fields in a table when submit action is performed. what I need now is when the particular form entry is loaded again for editing. The fields should be populated with the data in the database before form loads. Can anyone tell me how this could be done.
I have tried using hook_validate ( ) function but the function is called when the submit action is performed which is of no use in this regard. I have to perform the database query before the form gets rendered to populate the text fields with data from tables. Kindly provide me some insight into how this could be accomplished.
I have a problem with the sql select query as well/
$query = db_select('menu_custom');
$query
->fields(array('menu_name','role1','role2','role3'))
->condition('check',1,'=')
->conditon('title',$form_state['values']['title'])
->execute();
foreach($query as $record)
{
$mname = $result ->menu_name;
$rl1 = $result -> role1;
$rl2 = $result -> role2;
$rl3 = $result -> role3;
dpm($mname." ".$rl1);
}
I am getting error that my field specification is wrong but I cant figure out the problem there.
This is a bit too long for a comment so I'll put it here:
The only error you've got in your query is that the first argument passed to the fields() function needs to be the name/alias of the table from which the fields are coming. So your query should probably look something like this:
$query = db_select('menu_custom')
->fields('menu_custom', array('menu_name','role1','role2','role3'))
->condition('check',1,'=')
->conditon('title',$form_state['values']['title'])
->execute();
You get the data from your database in your form function, and put them as default_value
$name = db_query(YOUR_SQL);
$form['first_name'] = array(
'#title' => t('First Name'),
'#type' => 'textfield',
'#default_value' => $name,
);
is this what you meant?