Hello Lucas

Thank you for your purchase!

Filtering needs to be enabled for it to work, but we would be able to hide that filter with some custom CSS if you can provide me with a URL to the page where the table is.

How is the table created? If it's an SQL query-based table, you can prefilter it through the query, like:

SELECT * FROM yourTable
WHERE user_email = %CURRENT_USER_EMAIL%

That way, the table will only display rows based on that condition.

Can you please record your screen, showing me how the table flashes, I couldn't replicate that on my end?

Hi again Lucas

Using CSV as the source can't achieve this, unfortunately. You would need to add a variable placeholder that would change depending on the page.

If the dependency is the user, you can try a workaround. Please note that this does require some experience with writing SQL queries and using WP hooks.

You can create a table with a query like this:

SELECT user_id, user_name, user_address,
CONCAT('<a href="http:/yoursite.com/your_custom_page?user_id=',user_id,'">Details</a>') AS Details
FROM your_table_name

Then, on your_custom_page you will insert a shortcode of the table ID that you need, with a placeholder like this:

[wpdatatable id=1 var1=1]

The second table would be created from a query like this:

SELECT * FROM second_table WHERE user_id = %VAR1%

After that, you can use a hook for dynamic placeholders:

function updateVAR1($tableID){  global $wdtVar1;
      //check is set GET parametar user_id
    if(isset($_GET['user_id'])){
        //get value from form field
        $wdtVar1 = $_GET['user_id'];
    }
  }
add_action('wpdatatables_before_get_table_metadata', 'updateVAR1');

I hope this helps you achieve the results that you need.

As for the flash - the plugin displays the first 10 rows, as it's set in the settings, and then it replaces the filter from the predefined filter and filters the table.

Can you please set up this table, so it only shows one row in the "Display length"?

You're welcome, Lucas

I'm sorry that (at the moment) we don't have a simpler solution for this.