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  Public Ticket #990847
List of available Tables
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  •  2
    danielecua started the conversation

    Dear Support, 

    How can I do  in order to  show the main table in a page, including all the current tables.

    Thanks and regards,

    Daniel.

  • [deleted] replied

    Hi Danielecua,

    I am not sure that I Understood what are you trying to achieve so please give me some more details and possible some screnshots. 

  •  2
    danielecua replied

    Hello Miljko, 

    I am trying to see the list of all the tables on the front end. Is it possible?

  •  2
    danielecua replied

    The intention is to list all the existent tables on a Main Table on the Front End,
     I assume the TABLE that cointains allthe current tables, exists already (as I can see it on the backend where I do administrate the tables), is there any function I can use on the front end, to call it and print it on a page?

  • [deleted] replied

    Hi Danielecua,

    Yes it is. You can do it with Table constructor using 4th option: "I want to construct a table based on data from existing MySQL DB tables" and on next step you can choose "wp_wpdatatables" table which will show you all the different columns that you can choose  like "wp_wpdatatables.title", "wp_wpdatatables.table_type"...

    Please be avare that this will be just a list of all tables without links or anything similar. If you want table with linked list you will need to place all the tables on pages/posts and then use 3th option from constructor which will give you option to choose for example list of all post from one category with links to them

  •  2
    danielecua replied

    The response was really useful thanks!

  •  2
    danielecua replied

    Ticket can be resolved or closed. Thank you.