I have the problem that I need to display data from the wp_postmeta file horizontally. all data is grouped with a specific id. then I get the first name, last name, telephone, email etc. listed. exactly this data should be displayed horizontally in a line for each id instead of one below the other. is that possible with wpdatatables?
This is what it is looks like:
Id 1 first_name
Id 1 last_name
Id 1 phone
Id 1 email
And this is what i need:
Id 1 first_name last_name phone email
Is this understandable? You do these very helpful YouTube videos. Maybe this could be a new one?
If I understand correctly you want to pull data displayed in an array? If you wish to pull the data from that table, you would need to extract the data from the array. This requires SQL knowledge, and included support for the plugin only covers advice - we can't help you writing custom queries.
You can try using our WordPress database Query constructor, but please note that this tool should be treated as a helper - it's not an ultimate query builder, so you'll often need to work on the query to make it display the data you need.
Hello there,
I have the problem that I need to display data from the wp_postmeta file horizontally. all data is grouped with a specific id. then I get the first name, last name, telephone, email etc. listed. exactly this data should be displayed horizontally in a line for each id instead of one below the other. is that possible with wpdatatables?
This is what it is looks like:
Id 1 first_name
Id 1 last_name
Id 1 phone
Id 1 email
And this is what i need:
Id 1 first_name last_name phone email
Is this understandable? You do these very helpful YouTube videos. Maybe this could be a new one?
Hi Alvaro
Thank you for reaching out to us.
If I understand correctly you want to pull data displayed in an array? If you wish to pull the data from that table, you would need to extract the data from the array. This requires SQL knowledge, and included support for the plugin only covers advice - we can't help you writing custom queries.
You can try using our WordPress database Query constructor, but please note that this tool should be treated as a helper - it's not an ultimate query builder, so you'll often need to work on the query to make it display the data you need.