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Hello,
I am trying to implement Datatables module within Concrete5 for table management (link is here:http://macabi.net46.net/index.php/mac_branches/)....
When updating a cell (inline), the Datatables update script calls a server side php to update a sql table.
Initially, I created a single-page that was using a Loader::db() class and then called it from the Datatables script (/index.php/ajax_update). Update to table was successful, but after it ran, Concrete5 responded with the page in a browser alert box.
To avoid this issue, I am currently calling UpdateData.php which is outside of Concrete5 and is accessing the DB directly. This responds well, as you can see in the demo link.
I must say I'm new to Concrete5... Can you suggest an elegant way to work within the platform?
Thanks in advance for your help , Yaron
I am trying to implement Datatables module within Concrete5 for table management (link is here:http://macabi.net46.net/index.php/mac_branches/)....
When updating a cell (inline), the Datatables update script calls a server side php to update a sql table.
Initially, I created a single-page that was using a Loader::db() class and then called it from the Datatables script (/index.php/ajax_update). Update to table was successful, but after it ran, Concrete5 responded with the page in a browser alert box.
To avoid this issue, I am currently calling UpdateData.php which is outside of Concrete5 and is accessing the DB directly. This responds well, as you can see in the demo link.
I must say I'm new to Concrete5... Can you suggest an elegant way to work within the platform?
Thanks in advance for your help , Yaron
Thanks anyway :-)