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I have managed to add a "batch actions" button like shown in 1.png I want to add a button like shown in 2.png The code I used in tablename-tv.js is

function print_treatment_card(table_name, ids){
var url = 'treatment_card.php?table=' + table_name;
for(var i = 0; i < ids.length; i++){
url = url + '&'
+ encodeURI('ids[]') + '='
+ encodeURIComponent(ids);
}

window.open(url);
}

I have tried using appgini JS library but it doesn't work.

function print_treatment_card(table_name, ids){
var url = 'treatment_card.php?table=' + table_name;
for(var i = 0; i < ids.length; i++){
url = url + '&'
+ encodeURI('ids[]') + '='
+ encodeURIComponent(ids);
}

window.open(url);
}

jQuery(function () {
var tv = new AppGiniTableView();
tv.addButton(function (id)
{
print_treatment_card();
}, "print", "Treatment Card");
// "flash" is the name of the glyphicon
// "My function" is the button text
});


Can anyone please help me soon?

Hi,

your function call print_treatment_card(); does not send any parameter, but your function print_treatment_card(table_name, ids) requires two parameters "table_name", and "ids".

It seems you are mixing up AppGini batch actions and javascript function calls.

Regards,
Jan

jsetzer wrote: ↑

2020-05-06 11:11

Hi,

your function call print_treatment_card(); does not send any parameter, but your function print_treatment_card(table_name, ids) requires two parameters "table_name", and "ids".

It seems you are mixing up AppGini batch actions and javascript function calls.

Regards,
Jan

Thanks for the reply jsetzer
Even this didn't work
Can this be done with javascript function calls in another way?

jQuery(function () {
var tv = new AppGiniTableView();
tv.addButton(print_treatment_card(table_name, ids)
{
var url = 'treatment_card.php?table=' + table_name;
for(var i = 0; i < ids.length; i++){
url = url + '&'
+ encodeURI('ids[]') + '='
+ encodeURIComponent(ids);
}

window.open(url);
}, "print", "Treatment Card");
// "flash" is the name of the glyphicon
// "My function" is the button text
});


Can this be done with javascript function calls in another way?

Somebody a little help please.....

Anybody a little hand for me please...........

Somebody a little help please.....

Anybody a little hand for me please....

I have explained everything you need here:
https://appgini.bizzworxx.de/appgini-he ... ngle-rows/

You only need soma basic Javascript knowledge to apply the code shown there to your specific function.

jsetzer wrote: ↑

2020-05-08 09:59

I have explained everything you need here:
https://appgini.bizzworxx.de/appgini-he ... ngle-rows/

You only need soma basic Javascript knowledge to apply the code shown there to your specific function.

Thank you so much jsetser.
You are a lifesaver.
I finally did that.