By massimo1 on

Hi there. I'd like to create a table with, let's say, 20 columns and 100 rows.
I thought to use flexinode in order to enter the 100 (or so) rows.
Of course I should define a new flexinode and add the 20 (or so) columns.

The table content could change weekly.

At the end of the input, I'd like to publish in a single web page a query result with only a subset of the fields, and (if possible) let the user being able to sort the query result by columns..

Is it possible? how?

I thought to write a small php page using "tables filter" module, but, if it works, it would be a ugly hack...

Any help is appreciated.

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venkat-rk commented

I am not very sure what you want here, but if you want to use flexinode to add your content (the 100 rows), you can get a tabular view simply by going to www.domain.com/flexinode/table/flexinode-id where the last is the number of your flexinode content type.

However, I can't imagine anyone adding 100 fields to a flexinode content type and then configuring the settings for that field for teaser, table view etc. Even adding 20 is a nightmare and you would also have performance issues with all those joins, as people point out on these forums.

But then, may be I don't get you at all.

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massimo1 commented

First of all, thank you because it is a step forward.

Unfortunately using a syntax like www.domain.com/?q=flexinode/table/1 I see the table twice!!

I have created another flexinode, and even this brand new behave as bad as the former one...

Is it a bug of the Flexinode module or is it an issue specific of my installation?

massimo

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venkat-rk commented

That is strange. It is unlikely to be a bug since I use flexinode extensively and have not seen this before.

Try clearing your cache table in the database and/or in your browser. If this doesn't help, you may have to reinstall the module again, but keep that as the last resort.