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Hi, Brian
Sorry for the delay
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Yes, we have a workaround for non-editable ( linked to a file source) tables,
to restrict only showing the rows for the currently logged-in user.
I will show you an example. This example is for a table linked to Excel file > but you can use the same methodology and logic for data coming from Forminator.
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- First, you would have to add a custom "user_id" column on the source side, which you can hide if needed in our plugin from the front-end.
We will add a predefined filter value to it, using a Place Holder "Current User ID";
- Check that the filter type is set as "Text", as shown on this screenshot.
- Here is how an example table linked to a source file looks before we make any changes, with visible filters above the table.
And now, when we set the pre-filter, with Administrator logged in ( In our case, the user ID is 1), we only see rows matching that user ID.
- (If you need more detailed information about using Place Holders in wpDataTables, here is our documentation about that https://wpdatatables.com/documentation/table-features/using-placeholders/);
- The user_ID filter is still visible, which means, if someone changes/deletes this value, they could see the whole table.
We will hide it from the front-end with some custom CSS added in the "Customize" section of the main table settings.
- It should be easy to do, depending on your knowledge of HTML and CSS.
You have to find the correct selector using the browser inspector tool, add the style "display:none" property to it, and it will disappear from the front-end.
On our example table, the custom CSS is :
- Now, the user_ID filter is gone from the front-end.
- Optionally, you can hide the user_id column from the front-end, if needed, either using the column settings tab or the "column list" button from the back end Admin area.
- Let me know how that seems, and if you have any questions
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
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