Great Ideas. Always Flowing.

We are not happy until you are happy. Client satisfaction guaranteed. Whatever your needs and requirements, we have the skills and resources for the job!

Quick login...

Or... now make it easy with Facebook Integration
Connect via Facebook

Top Sellers

Dynamic Registration 4.0

Frustrated over the lack of customization for your user's registration fields? Dynamically setup your DNN Portal with custom registration fields, layout, questions, and other core integration options......

Ultra Video Gallery 4

Ultra Video Gallery is a brother product of Ultra Media Gallery, UVG allows you to upload videos in various format and automatically encode them to flv or H264 format, you also can add videos from internet or record live videos from your webcam.

XMod Pro 2.7 - Forms and Views for Databases

Build high performance, completely customizable data-entry forms and views driven by your DNN and external databases. New built-in tools make it a snap to quickly create data entry forms, data views, and even database tables. Plus, add your own HTML, CSS, Javascript, SQL commands, stored procedures,

Smith Shopping Cart v3.88

The most advanced DotNetNuke shopping cart on the planet. Easy to use e-Commerce, Secure Shopping Cart Software and SEO friendly. B2C / B2B Ecommerce Sites.

Event Calendar and Registration 4.0

One stop solution for events calendar and events registration! FREE DOWNLOAD is available now!

DNN Modules

Forums > Product Discussion - DotNetNuke Modules > Dynamic Forms
Using tokens in SQL Driven Options
Last Post 12-13-2007 11:18 PM by Tijn Hoekstra. 2 Replies.
AddThis - Bookmarking and Sharing Button Printer Friendly
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
Sort:
PrevPrev NextNext
You are not authorized to post a reply.
Author Messages
Tijn HoekstraUser is Offline
skipping stones
skipping stones
Posts:5
Avatar

--
12-10-2007 04:43 AM

    Hi,
    I was wondering if you can use tokens in SQL driven options. The manual is a little bit unclear regarding this issue.

    For example: I have a table called MyTable with a id, title and username field. In my dynamic form I have a hidden field called Username that maps the Username DNN core value.

    My SQL looks like:

    select title as QuestionOption, id as QuestionOptionValue from MyTable where username = '$(Username)'

    This results in an empty result when testing the query. However the manual suggests this should work on page 76 with Select Text as QuestionOption, Text as QuestionOptionValue from YourTable where Language =
    '$(CurrentLanguage)' 

    Regards,

    Tijn
    Chad NashUser is Offline
    Posts:5260
    Avatar

    --
    12-13-2007 06:00 PM
    Hi. Yes this will work but not when actually testing the query within the manage questions/settings area. Also, I believe that there are a few internal tokens that can be used seperate from hidden fields and I believe one of them is $(UserID) so you might consider that with your query... This way you don't even need the $(Username) field... You could have something like...

    select title as QuestionOption, id as QuestionOptionValue from MyTable where username = (select UserName from Users where UserID= $(UserID))
    Tijn HoekstraUser is Offline
    skipping stones
    skipping stones
    Posts:5
    Avatar

    --
    12-13-2007 11:18 PM

    Thanks Chad, the UserID ='$(UserId)' worked However it will only work as a string and not as an integer, it seems.

    Is there a list of variables somewhere?
    You are not authorized to post a reply.

    Forums > Product Discussion - DotNetNuke Modules > Dynamic Forms
     
     

    Join our mailing list...

    Get current news and events the easy way
    Subscribe Me

    Recent Blogs...

     
    Copyright 2005 - 2011 by Data Springs, Inc.
     
  • film izle
  • 720 izle
  • film
  • sinema izle
  • film makinesi
  • T�rk�e dublaj film
  • film izle
  • film izle
  • baglan film izle
  • sinema izle
  • 1080 film izle
  • film mercegi