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Hello:
I have a table with people's name. Esentially, it has and ID and NAME field. Another table is related to the first one thorugh the ID field as a foreign key.
When updating the second table, I would like to have SELECT field which takes all NAME's values from the first table in order to choose one of them.
Could this be possible? What filter should I use?
Thanks.
Hi raperez,
Thank you for your purchase
Maybe you can create MySQL View where you will join these two tables to accomplish this or maybe to use tables without server-side processing turned on. I think that there is no wpDataTable filter or action that you will use to accomplish that. Something like that requires custom coding.