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InvisionHQ Posted October 25, 2018 Posted October 25, 2018 $table->joins = array( array( 'select' => 'othertable.*', 'from' => array( 'myapp_othertable', 'othertable'), 'where' => "myapp_firsttable.id=othertable.other_id" ) ); How can I access to othertable fields on template row? My table is generated with: $table = new \IPS\Helpers\Table\Content... but If I debug the object in template row I can't see "othertable" fields.
Adriano Faria Posted October 25, 2018 Posted October 25, 2018 You'll probably have to use Custom table. Or use your content class in table Content and then join another table, like they do on members profile: $table = new \IPS\Helpers\Table\Content( $currentClass, $url, NULL, NULL, \IPS\Content\Hideable::FILTER_AUTOMATIC, 'read', FALSE ); ... $table->joins = array( array( 'select' => "core_reputation_index.id AS rep_id, core_reputation_index.rep_date, core_reputation_index.rep_rating, core_reputation_index.member_received as rep_member_received, core_reputation_index.member_id as rep_member, core_reputation_index.reaction as rep_reaction", 'from' => 'core_reputation_index', 'where' => array( "core_reputation_index.type_id=" . $currentClass::$databaseTable . "." . $currentClass::$databasePrefix . $currentClass::$databaseColumnId . " AND ( core_reputation_index.member_id=? OR core_reputation_index.member_received=? ) AND core_reputation_index.app=? AND core_reputation_index.type=?", $this->member->member_id, $this->member->member_id, $currentClass::$application, $currentClass::reactionType() ), 'type' => 'INNER' ) ); $currentClass would be your content item class.
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