Hi Vizzarroo,
Sure! Assuming your Banks and Buildings table have form IDs of 1 and 2, respectively, you could just make your dropdown something like this:
Then remove the hidden "form_tools_form_id" field. That will then submit the content to the appropriate database table.
Ooh... unless this is an API form. Is it? Uh-oh. Bet it is.
Ah, I'm afraid I only have bad news... Right now there's no way to update multiple Views at the same time. In order to get each View to only show the last day, you WILL need to edit every one of them. I know this is a pain, so I'll definitely be adding "View Groups" at some point to let you reduce the amount of customization.
Sorry about that, Vizzarroo.
- Ben
Sure! Assuming your Banks and Buildings table have form IDs of 1 and 2, respectively, you could just make your dropdown something like this:
Code:
<select name="form_tools_form_id">
<option value="1">Banks</option>
<option value="2">Buildings</option>
</select>Then remove the hidden "form_tools_form_id" field. That will then submit the content to the appropriate database table.
Ooh... unless this is an API form. Is it? Uh-oh. Bet it is.
Quote:Is there a way that I've overlooked or can incorporate the portal to automatically update the view / filter to today's date or do I need continuously change each view's date range manually ?
Ah, I'm afraid I only have bad news... Right now there's no way to update multiple Views at the same time. In order to get each View to only show the last day, you WILL need to edit every one of them. I know this is a pain, so I'll definitely be adding "View Groups" at some point to let you reduce the amount of customization.
Sorry about that, Vizzarroo.
- Ben