(2017-04-05, 20:59:55)Bigin Wrote: shrug* I'm glad to see that it's working for you now, but I didn't changed anything. Please delete the Util::dataLog() calls in /plugins/imanager/lib/CategoryProcessor.php file, and remove the log file output your postet, because everybody can see your server paths there. ;-)

(2017-09-19, 18:22:13)Bigin Wrote: Hi angelo,

thanks.
Here was an issue when selecting "SimpleItem" objects. Therefore I recommend you to pull ItemManager from Github master repository https://github.com/bigin/ItemManager_2.0. Or just download the ZIP file from master and upgrade your installed version to the new one. Upgrading from one version of ItemManager to another is a matter of replacing these files and directories from your old version, and putting in fresh copies from the new version:

/plugins/imanager/ (complete folder)
/plugins/imanager.php (file)

For complex queries that contain multiple selectors (more than 2, there you use 3) is recommended to split them into several parts, here's an example:

PHP Code:

$activeItems = $itemMapper->getSimpleItems('active=1');
$resultItems = $itemMapper->getSimpleItems('mydate>1504216800 && mydate<1506895140', 0, 0, $activeItems); 


Please also note the following, if you want to select SimpleItems within a specific date, including the date you have written in your selector example, then you should use ">=" and "<=" operators. So your query should then look like this:

PHP Code:

$activeItems = $itemMapper->getSimpleItems('active=1');
$resultItems = $itemMapper->getSimpleItems('mydate>=1504216800 && mydate<=1506895140', 0, 0, $activeItems); 


(2017-09-19, 23:31:33)Bigin Wrote: That should work unless you have a mistake somewhere else.

I have just tested this snippet locally and it all seems to work:

PHP Code:

$date = new DateTime('2017-08-31 22:00:01');
$start = $date->getTimestamp();

$date = new DateTime('2017-10-01 23:59:00');
$end = $date->getTimestamp();

$activeItems = $itemMapper->getSimpleItems('active=1');
$resultItems = $itemMapper->getSimpleItems("mydate>=$start && mydate<=$end", 0, 0, $activeItems);
$filteredItems = $itemMapper->filterSimpleItems('mydate', 'ASC', 0 , 0, $resultItems);

Util::preformat($filteredItems); 


All worked fine ))

(2018-02-13, 17:10:09)Bigin Wrote: Hello Fabmue,

hmm, hard to say, I don't really know what your idea is, it depends on what you want to do with your item data, whether you want to display it or process it further, and so on. If you just want to display them, better do it with "SimpleItem" objects, it's easy:

PHP Code:

$imanager = imanager();
$mapper = $imanager->getItemMapper();
// change 5 to your category id
$mapper->alloc(5);
foreach($mapper->simpleItems as $item) {
 echo '<img src="'.$item->profilbild[0].'">';
 echo "<h3>$item->name</h3>";
 echo "<p>$item->instrument</p>";
} 


(2018-02-14, 05:11:45)Bigin Wrote: Use constant:

PHP Code:

echo '<img src="'.IM_SITE_URL.$item->profilbild[0].'">'; 


;-)

1. /plugins/imanager/lib/processors/inputs/InputDatepicker.php
   
2. /plugins/imanager/lib/processors/fields/FieldDatepicker.php


   

(2018-06-27, 15:57:14)Bigin Wrote: I did some tests now and found this library: https://xdsoft.net/jqplugins/datetimepicker/
On GH: https://github.com/xdan/datetimepicker

This seems to be better solved than the one I suggested before. I have tested it with these settings and it all worked without errors:

Code:

<script>
$(function() {
   $.datetimepicker.setLocale('de');
   // DateTimePicker
   $('#datetime').datetimepicker({
       i18n:{
           de:{months:[
               'Januar','Februar','März','April',
               'Mai','Juni','Juli','August',
               'September','Oktober','November','Dezember',
              ],
              dayOfWeek:[
              "So.", "Mo", "Di", "Mi",
               "Do", "Fr", "Sa.",
            ]}
       },
       dayOfWeekStart: 1, // Monday
       timepicker: true,
       format:'Y-m-d H:i',
       step: 5
   });
});
</script>

I hope this helps

(2018-09-03, 00:08:46)Bigin Wrote: This is the answer to the question from this thread: http://get-simple.info/forums/showthread.php?tid=10580&pid=62939#pid62939

Don't quite understand what you want, is it an ImForms form you want to show or are you looking for a way to create the items from the frontend?

(2018-09-03, 00:08:46)Bigin Wrote: This is the answer to the question from this thread: http://get-simple.info/forums/showthread.php?tid=10580&pid=62939#pid62939

Don't quite understand what you want, is it an ImForms form you want to show or are you looking for a way to create the items from the frontend?

(2018-09-03, 03:20:56)Bigin Wrote: If your items do not contain complex fields like the 'file upload' etc, I recommend that you create your own form. Creating a simple custom form is quite faster than using the API to render markup:

Code:

<p><?php echo $msg ?></p>
<form action="./" method="post" ...>
    <input type="text" name="title"><br>
    <textarea name="content"></textarea><br>
    ...
    <input type="hidden" name="action" value="save-item">
    <button type="submit">Save</button>
</form>

Now you can process and save the data after sending the form. You say you already have ImForms in use, so you can just get the user input directly from the input variable `$imforms->input->post->field_name`, instead of the using PHP superglobal $_POST, for example:

PHP Code:

$msg = '';
if($imforms->input->post->action == 'save-item') {
    if(saveItem($imforms, $msg)) {
        Util::redirect('./');
    }
}
function saveItem($imforms, & $msg) {
    $input = $imforms->input;
    $imanager = imanager();

    // validate/sanitize user input
    $input->whitelist->title = $imanager->sanitizer->text($input->post->title);
    if(!$input->whitelist->title) {
        $msg = 'Error: Title field empty ...';
        return false;
    }

    $input->whitelist->content = $imanager->sanitizer->textarea($input->post->content);
    if(!$input->whitelist->content) {
        $msg = 'Error: Enter a content ...';
        return false;
    }

    // Create new item (just change the category id)
    $category_id = 5;
    $newItem = new Item($category_id);

    $newItem->name = $input->whitelist->title;
    $newItem->setFieldValue('content', $input->whitelist->content);
    $newItem->active = true;

    if($newItem->save()) { return true; }

    return false;
} 


Ps. The code above should be placed somewhere at the top of your template file before the output is done.
More information about using ItemManager can be found on the website: https://ehret-studio.com/articles/itemmanager/