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Hello,

How can I modify the SQL statement of a detail view to add an additional search where condition?

I don't want to use filters because the user can remove them and I need him not to have access to other records

The option to access their own records does not help me because the user is not always who creates their records

Thank you

Do you really mean "detail view"? Or do you want to restrict the visible records in table-view?

Maybe you can do additional auth checks in _dv function of hooks/TABLENAME.php and perhaps redirect the user conditionally.
Best
Jan

Sorry, the Table View

I need to modify the Query to add a Where condition!!!

Regards

Hi,

you can use the TABLENAME_init function.

add:

Thanks

In which file I include the option?

Regards

in the hooks/TABLENAME.php file

where TABLENAME is the table where you want to apply the where clause to the sql query.

Thaks

Sorry, It's not working

This is my test code:

function Pagos_init(&$options, $memberInfo, &$args){
$options->QueryWhere="WHERE Casa = 30";
return TRUE;
}

and I get nothing, if I run the statment:

Select * from Pagos WHERE Casa = 30

I got records


Regards

Hi,

maybe you need to check if there is already a where statement for that table. In that case you would need

$options->QueryWhere=" AND Casa = 30";

Hi,

I already tried it but it doesn't work

Is there any way to see the SQL statement which is sent, in order to see how complete the SQL statement?

Thank you

try to add this in the init part. you shall see the $option parameters

ob_start();
$xc=get_object_vars($options);
ksort($xc);
print_r($xc);
$c=ob_get_clean();
echo "<pre>".htmlspecialchars($c)."</pre>";

Thanks

The information I obtain before including the statement is:

[QueryWhere] =>

And after including the statement is:

[QueryWhere] => Casa = 30

But I still get the error that no records are found

The information does not show me the SQL statement to know how the request for records is being made

Best regards

Hi ,

you need to add the "WHERE " string as well.

So after changing the QueryWhere should show:

[QueryWhere] => WHERE Casa = 30

Now I get this, but still without records

[QueryWhere] => WHERE Casa = 30

Regards

hmmm, that is strange.

is it possible that you post all the Query fields?

Thanks, I could fix it with this:

$options->QueryWhere=" WHERE `Pagos`.`Casa` = 30";

It's working

Best regards

Hi Cesteban,

Did you manage to get your WHERE clause in the [QueryWhere] => hook to work with standard Appgini filters?

I am trying to achieve a similar thing as you but I can manage to get filters to work when the WHERE clause is applied?

See here: viewtopic.php?f=2&p=11686#p11654

Any advice/help welcome. Thanks.