So far this looks amazing. I want to ask about some features if you might already have them.
- Charts with user data only. Just how a tables can be made editable on the frontend and limit access to the user's own data only, I imagine a feature where Charts can also be rendered based on user's own data only too.
- Web hook. I know you have the WordPress actions. One, I can't find any action for after new insert. But if you can implement Web hooks, it'll be awesome, ie, I can specify URL and wpdatatables will send a trigger with corresponding data to the URL when a certain event happens.
With the web hook, we can allow integration with other parties.
If you create a table where users can view and edit only their own data, you can also use that for charts. You would need to enable "Follow table filtering" when creating the chart, and place both the chart and the table on the same page.
We have actions and filters that you can use for customization. Theres this hook:
So far this looks amazing. I want to ask about some features if you might already have them.
- Charts with user data only. Just how a tables can be made editable on the frontend and limit access to the user's own data only, I imagine a feature where Charts can also be rendered based on user's own data only too.
- Web hook. I know you have the WordPress actions. One, I can't find any action for after new insert. But if you can implement Web hooks, it'll be awesome, ie, I can specify URL and wpdatatables will send a trigger with corresponding data to the URL when a certain event happens.
With the web hook, we can allow integration with other parties.
Hello Iszuddin
Thank you for your kind words.
If you create a table where users can view and edit only their own data, you can also use that for charts. You would need to enable "Follow table filtering" when creating the chart, and place both the chart and the table on the same page.
We have actions and filters that you can use for customization. Theres this hook:
wpdatatables_after_frontent_edit_row( $formdata, $rowId, $tableId )
That can be used after there's been an edit on front-end. Perhaps it will help you out.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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