FieldtypePageWithDate & InputfieldPageWithDate
Module for ProcessWire - Page Reference with Date Field - Field that stores one or more references to ProcessWire pages
Modified version of the FieldtypePage module in ProcessWire with extra datetime field containing the date a page was added to the inputfield.
To install
Copy to /site/modules/ and go to Admin > Modules > Check for new modules.
Requirement
Requires: InputfieldPageWithDate (will be installed automaticly)
Tested on ProcessWire 2.5.6 dev
Setup in back-end- install both modules:
- FieldtypePageWithDate
- InputfieldPageWithDate
- create a new field in ProcessWire and give it a name
- eg. myfriends
- as type choose PageWithDate
- choose the right dereference for your needs (all 3 modes work fine with this field)
- Multiple pages (PageArray) (in this example we are using this)
- Single page (Page) or boolean false when none selected
- Single page (Page) or empty page (NullPage) when none selected
- assign a selector to the field, in this example we will use users
- Template of selectable page(s) (select the user template)
- choose a label field, since we are using users set it to name
- Label Field name
- set an input field type, depending if you are using dereference of multiple or a single page
- for this example we are using AsmSelect
- save the field and assign it to a template of choice
- Add some users/friends to the field by editing a page with this template
Usage in front-end
- FieldtypePageWithDate
- InputfieldPageWithDate
- eg. myfriends
- Multiple pages (PageArray) (in this example we are using this)
- Single page (Page) or boolean false when none selected
- Single page (Page) or empty page (NullPage) when none selected
- Template of selectable page(s) (select the user template)
- Label Field name
- for this example we are using AsmSelect
In you template you can acces the field as you usualy do with any FieldtypePage.
In addition to this the new parameter "assigned" is available
Multiple pagesif (count($page->myfriends)) {
foreach($page->myfriends as $friend) {
echo "id: ".$friend->id."<br>";
echo "name: ".$friend->name."<br>";
echo "assigned on: ".$friend->assigned."<br><br>";
}
}
This will output something like:
id: 1031
name: johndoe
assigned on: 2014-10-31 14:22:02
id: 1032
name: janedoe
assigned on: 2013-04-15 23:16:38
Note: To use your own data/time formatting set $friend->of(false); to get a unix timestamp from the database
Single pageecho "id: ".$page->myfriends->id."<br>";
echo "name: ".$page->myfriends->name."<br>";
echo "assigned on: ".$page->myfriends->assigned."<br>";
This will output something like:
id: 1031
name: johndoe
assigned on: 2014-10-31 14:22:02
Note: To use your own data/time formatting set $page->myfriends->of(false); to get a unix timestamp from the database
Set assigned datetime manually
You can set datetime manually by assigning it to the page you add
$friend = $users->get('johndoe'); $friend->assigned = "2012-01-01 12:12:12"; $page->myfriends->add($friend); $page->of(false); $page->save();
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