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Hi,

I want to display a php generated table on several pages. It should detect via a custom field (or slag?) on which page it is executed. As I understand I should do this by using a component and include it with dynpages plugin.
Alternatively I could pass an argument to the component.

Now comes the tricky (for me) part:
the rows in the table consist of textfields and some buttons. By pressing a button some content of the relevant row has to be processed (preferably php) to produce text or a link, which shall be displayed in the sidebar.
Do I have to use Ajax or JavaScript for that and is this even possible?

Any thoughts on this are appreciated.
I am a GS newbie, but I'm ok with php.

cheers
pinguin

If you're a bit familiar with php, I recommend to take a look at ItemManager. ItemManager is well suited for this as is.

(2016-09-06, 19:10:13)pinguin Wrote: [ -> ]Now comes the tricky (for me) part:
the rows in the table consist of textfields and some buttons. By pressing a button some content of the relevant row has to be processed (preferably php) to produce text or a link, which shall be displayed in the sidebar.
Do I have to use Ajax or JavaScript for that and is this even possible?

To do that, you can you can use ajax to execute a simple plugin, for example

Since sidebar is part of your template i would do this in your theme not in page content.

You can still use components by including it in your template.
get_component('id')

(2016-09-06, 23:51:12)shawn_a Wrote: [ -> ]Since sidebar is part of your template i would do this in your theme not in page content.

You can still use components by including it in your template.
get_component('id')

Thx for the hint, but how to prevent then my table to appear on every page?
If I understood correctly, you suggest to call the 'table component' within my default template?

BTW: I was trying to find any ajax implementation in GS, but the searchterm 'ajax' is too short.

thx for all the help!

you can use a special template and change those pages to it.

or something like: