Hi,
thanks for your post, and sorry for the trouble.
I’m not really sure that I understand.
You have multiple tables (with different table IDs), and they all have the same row of data? And you want to update that row in all tables if you update it in the main table?
Can you maybe explain this with an example?
Regards,
Tobias
Hi,
Sorry, I’ll of course specify my predicament…
My site display about 25 casinos. On the main page I have only the Top12, but in another table I have all 25. In addition to that I have tables for different bonuses, free spins, free money, mobile casino and some others.
I would like to have one main table, there I put in all data and updates. If I make an update on any of the rows on that table, all tables with that casino will be updated. That would work if I could add an ID to each row, and have that row-ID on multiple tables.
Example:
Karamba is displayed on top of the first table. I have also Karamba on the second table. The Karamba row looks exactly the same on both tables. Is there a way to make an update on one table and it will be displayed on both tables?
In this case there are only two tables, but it could easily be 5-7 tables and the information needs to be updated rather often.
Hi,
thanks, I think I understand now.
Unfortunately, I can’t think of a solution with something like row IDs here. That would be against the fundamental data structures in TablePress.
Instead, you could maybe try something with the Row Filter Extension from http://tablepress.org/extensions/row-filter/
With that, you could maintain one large table with all entries, and add a hidden column at the end (invisible to the user). In that column, you could use certain keywords (any string that you like) as the filter term. Then, you could use the Extension to show only those rows from the table that have a certain keyword.
Regards,
Tobias
