• Resolved peter7900

    (@peter7900)


    I have a table (which should not be published completely in the frontend) in which ALL data from a form (CF7) is collected. That is good.

    But:
    I want to display this table on different pages with different filtered content, similar to a selection with PHP.

    Simple example:
    The page xyz.php should contain all information about the user with the ID 15.
    On the page abc.php all information about the user with the ID 19 should be displayed, etc.

    In other words: I want different tables for different pages,
    whereby “different tables” is wrongly expressed. I want EVERYTHING to come from the same table, but already “pre-filtered”.

    I can filter the “master table” in the backend, but only once. This makes it very inflexible for my needs. Alternatively, I create a table for each user or call the individual data via PHP echo to the frontend. I didn’t really want to do that, because there’s no end to it.

    Is there a solution?

    Otherwise a great plugin! Pro version runs reliably.

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  • Plugin Author Essekia

    (@essekia)

    @peter7900 We currently have the feature to pre-filter which filters rows by comparing created_by to loggedin_user_id: https://postimg.cc/mtswY3Cc

    Can you share how you want to pass the user_id to the pre-filtering condition? Let me see how we can implement your need.

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