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moon_241 4 posts ---	22.01.2012 19:34 Managing list with many colomns hi, Is it possible to have many views of the same table, I've a table with 50 colomns, I thought it would be easier to have 5 lists with 10 colomns than 1 with 50 colomns. Thanks
MSTeam 227 posts ---	23.01.2012 10:10 Re: Managing list with many colomns Hello, you can have multiple views of the same table, using for example module view, but the configuration parameters of the columns visible belong to the table, so they will remain the same for all the views created. Maybe we should think about new configuration parameters to handle this possibility, but at this time, the only way to get this is to make some coding at the view, changing the flag of visible columns according to the article or module where the list is located. Best regards Moonsoft Team Moonsoft Team www.moonsoft.es
moon_241 4 posts ---	23.01.2012 23:43 Re: Managing list with many colomns Hello, Thanks for your answer, could you tell me the files as have to modify to manage the "visible" flag myself. Vincent
MSTeam 227 posts ---	24.01.2012 09:59 Re: Managing list with many colomns Hello, you can try to modify the view, where the headers are recovered into an arry. Check this file joomla/modules/mod_listmanager/tmpl/content.php and search for the function 'recogeDatos' function recogeDatos<?php echo $seed;?>(){ arrCabeceras<?php echo $seed;?>=JSON.parse($('<?php echo $seed;?>cb_resultado').getChildren()[0].value); arrDatos<?php echo $seed;?>=JSON.parse($('<?php echo $seed;?>cb_resultado').getChildren()[1].value); //HERE YOU CAN CHANGE THE FLAG VISIBLE FOR THE HEADERS, THEY COME INDEXED //FROM 0 TO THE TOTAL NUMBER, ORDERED AS YOU DID AT BACK-END. for(var c=0;c<arrCabeceras<?php echo $seed;?>.length;c++){ if(...........) arrCabeceras<?php echo $seed;?>[c]['visible']='0'; } } Hope this helps, best regards Edited by MSTeam - 24.01.2012 10:04 Moonsoft Team www.moonsoft.es