Michael Simpson

Try something like this:

[cfdb-table form="Turnier" hide="x,y" trans="x=strtotime(Startzeit)&&y=strtotime(Zielzeit)&&Dauer=human_time_diff(x,y)&&NaturalSortByField(Dauer)"]

• This reply was modified 9 years, 5 months ago by Michael Simpson.

I have not made an integration specifically with that plugin.

I took a quick look at the plugin. There doesn’t seem to be any way to add a submit button or do a form submission. I’m guessing they only permit that in the paid version.

It is possible that adding the shortcode [cfdb-save-form-post] to the same post as the form will capture the submissions, but I can’t guarantee it.

Please use the “code” button to format code that you post. Otherwise it is hard to read.

This line is to for you to set the URL for downloading your file from where you place it.
//$formCopy->posted_data[‘fileurl’] = ‘http://www.my-site.com/dir-upload/’;

But I don’t think it appears as a clickable link in the administration page. If using a shortcode, you can add some JavaScript to make the link active. See: https://cfdbplugin.com/?p=867

if you have another variable “x” with value “2” then add it to the URL:
detailPageUrl += "&x=2"; as the 5th line.

That shouldn’t be there. It is not part of the plugin distribution but does refer to its table. I don’t know how that would get created. Delete it.

If you are using the [cfdb-datatable] shortcode, then it should add the search box on a post. If you don’t see it, then CSS on your site (from your theme) might be hiding it. Or there could be another plugin causing a JavaScript conflict. In that case, if you open the browser’s JavaScript console, you should see an error there.

I’m not familiar with Google Tag manager.