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If this is a lookup field in one of your AppGini detail view forms, try: (Replace fieldname with the actual field name)

Welcome to the forum, Arcanebits :) Since you already have database and programming experience, things would be easy to grasp with AppGini in no time. I'd start with planning the database schema, creating the AppGini project, generating the application. Once you have something running, and start tes...

I'm so sorry for the long delay. I was trying to trace the cause of this issue and finally found it. In the file hooks/Packages_filter.php, find the code: id: response.results[1].id, text: response.results[1].text In your specific setup, you should find it at lines 105, 235, 317. Please change each ...

Please see https://forums.appgini.com/phpbb/viewto ... f=2&t=2846

Thanks a lot for your suggestions and sorry for the long delay. I'll consider them for implementation in future versions.

Probably this might be caused if the admin username specified in config.php is not the same as the admin username stored in the database. Please check config.php and make sure the correct admin username is present.

Hmm ... basic questions first:

1. Is mod rewrite enabled on your server? To check it, please follow the steps here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/10891317/1945185
2. Do you see any error reported in the server error_log after creating the .htaccess file?

Please send me the AXP project file to inspect this issue. I need the one uploaded to plugins/projects folder, not the original one you used in AppGini. Please send it using the support form at https://bigprof.com/appgini/support-request

This would be caused by the browser unable to find jQuery. Could you please, in the inspector window, switch to the 'Network' tab and make sure the 'All' tab is selected. Then reload the page using F5 and check to see if any errors are reported. My guess is that you need to upload jquery file.

Please don't post duplicate posts ... I removed the other duplicates of this post. You could try adding this to an .htaccess file in the upload folder: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$ RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} \.mydomain\.com [NC] RewriteRule \.pdf$ - [F,L] Change 'mydomain\.com' ...

I checked some editors recently to consider replacing nicedit ... the main criterion I'm looking for is a lightweight editor packaged as a single js file (with perhaps one css and one icons file max), all under 100KB. I checked Summernote and Trumbowyg as they met that criterion and looked promising...

AppGini 6.0 is perhaps 4-6 months away. You'd have unfortunately to check the SQL queries in each generated file and manually edit them. There might be a way to do it centrally inside the sql() function defined in incCommon.php and admin/incFunctions.php .. The sql() function is where most of the SQ...

We've fixed the password hashing functionality in AppGini 5.73, as well as 'remember me' hardening. There are some other maintenance tasks remaining, but I hope we'll be able to release it in early December. The new password hashing would work only under PHP 5.5 or higher. For older versions of PHP,...

Hmm ... I guess it could be done if some naming rules are followed. I didn't analyze it in full detail but I can imagine it might work as follows: let's say a new member signs up. In the member_activity hook , you create a new table named for example "profile_{$username}" (so that the username is pa...

Thanks a lot for your suggestion. I'll consider it for implementation in future versions.

Thanks for the very thoughtful details, @sjohn. I know this suggestion was made a long time ago, but I still plan to include it in future releases. Your insights here would certainly help make it better.

Are both apps on the same domain name? For example, domain.com/app1 and domain.com/app2? If yes, you should give them the same application name (the application name is the name of the top node in the left tree pane in AppGini, see https://cdn.bigprof.com/screencasts/2018-11-21_1521.png ) ... next, ...

You can pre-populate a field in the new record if it's a lookup field by adding this parameter to the URL: .. replace fieldname with the actual name of the lookup field, and id with the primary key value of the parent record.

You could use the browser inspector to "spy" on what parameters are getting sent in various operations. Under the "Network" tab, click the "HTML" subtab and then perform some action. You should be able to see request parameters for that action. We'll try to expand this page and add more details to i...

Regarding SQL Server support, we investigated it for some time before and it turned out to be a non-easy task, as most SQL queries would have to be rewritten since SQL syntax is different from MySQL ... We plan to revisit this some time later .. perhaps in AppGini 6.0.

I'd recommend ODBC ... Regarding SQL Server support, we investigated it for some time before and it turned out to be a non-easy task, as most SQL queries would have to be rewritten since SQL syntax is different from MySQL ... We plan to revisit this some time later .. perhaps in AppGini 6.0.

@sjohn: That would work if the admin knows the password of the user, but I guess @wronan needs a quicker way where he could just go to the members list in the admin area and click a button 'View as' or something ... and then he is navigating the application as that other user ... I like the idea as ...

Thanks a lot for your suggestion. I'll consider it for implementation in future versions.

Unfortunately not. But we've fixed it in the version in progress currently (AppGini 5.73). We'll release it hopefully in mid Novemeber.

Hmm .. is there any error message reported in your server's error_log file?