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I've created a table that include both an Post Author Column and a wp_user.ID column.
On the "Editing" tab, I've set the "User ID Column" to my wp_user.ID column.
When I login with a user that has data, no data is visible in the table?
This is the query I am using:
SELECT posts_deliverable.ID AS deliverable_ID,
posts_deliverable.post_title AS deliverable_post_title,
CONCAT('<a href="',posts_deliverable.guid,'">',posts_deliverable.post_title,'</a>') AS deliverable_title_with_link_to_post,
posts_deliverable.post_content AS deliverable_post_content,
posts_deliverable.post_status AS deliverable_post_status,
posts_deliverable_author.display_name AS deliverable_post_author,
posts_deliverable_author.ID AS deliverable_post_user_ID,
deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl.name AS deliverable_taxonomy_category
FROM wp_posts AS posts_deliverable
INNER JOIN wp_users AS posts_deliverable_author
ON posts_deliverable_author.ID = posts_deliverable.post_author
INNER JOIN (SELECT name, object_id as id FROM wp_terms AS deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl_terms INNER JOIN wp_term_taxonomy AS deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl_termtaxonomy ON deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl_termtaxonomy.term_id = deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl_terms.term_id AND deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl_termtaxonomy.taxonomy = 'category' INNER JOIN wp_term_relationships AS rel_deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl ON deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl_termtaxonomy.term_taxonomy_id = rel_deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl.term_taxonomy_id) AS deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl
ON deliverable_taxonomy_category_tbl.ID = posts_deliverable.id
WHERE 1=1
Hello Lance
I'm sorry, but I don't see wp_user.ID column in your query (you mean wp_users table, right?).
The column needs to be included in the query in order to get it to work.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Yes sorry I meant wp_users.
The query includes INNER JOIN wp_users AS posts_deliverable_author
Is this not enough?
If you see the column in the drop-down, it should be enough.
However, using a query like this may cause some issues.
Please prepare a MySQL view (a stored query), which will return the data that you need, call it e.g. “view1” and then build a wpDataTable based on a simple query like “SELECT * FROM view1″.
When working with the server-side processing feature, please note:
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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