Hi,
thanks for your post, and sorry for the trouble.
No, editing via the frontend is not possible. Only logged-in users with the necessary access rights can edit the table from the backend.
Regards,
Tobias
Hello, I’m in need of,this,feature as well. To be able to have logged in users edit a table template on the front end.
I am experimenting with the Template Tag Function, and some editable php code that’s already part of my theme. I think I AMA really close but the problem I am having is that once a table,is created by a user and the user decides to edit the table, table press,or perhaps my theme, creates a new table instead of showing the table I want to edit.
Again, I believe I am really close. Please login and have a look perhaps you can help.
The site is:
Win.recruitme.futbol
You can login as:
Username: adam
password: adam12
Click on the drop down under “Hi Adm”, select “my players”, then try to edit one of the items/table, and you will be taken to a new table to,create. It egnores your user profile access.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I’m thinking to,use WP data tables,if this can’t work for me.
Thanks
Winstian
Hi Winstian,
you are probably on a good way, now it’s just a matter of using the proper PHP functions to save the edited table. I recommend using the code that TablePress uses as an example.
However, you might actually achieve better and quicker results by not using TablePress with its individual tables here, but by using a direct mySQL database table for all your player data.
Regards,
Tobias
Thanks for your response.
Can you point me to a tutorial on how to achieve both methods?
Hi,
no, sorry, not really. There’s no existing solution for TablePress, and for the second one, you could look at one of the many PHP/mySQL tutorials.
Regards,
Tobias
