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David B.
David B.
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Query MySQL after user logsin  en

Autor: David B.
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I have a page with a Database View. The MySQL table is displaying correctly.

The Database viewer is displaying all the rows in the table and it has 'Filter' and 'Export to CSV' buttons.

I also have a Login and Logout page on the site.

The page with the Database Viewer is a restricted page and requires a login before it can be viewed.

I want to be able to use the Login information to filter the data rows so that the LoggedIn user only sees the rows that are their information. The table has a unique primary key.

How can I show only the relevant rows in the database viewer?

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John S.
John S.
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Hello David

You cannot if you use the database viewer.

I have for a long time ago asked for this - latest in this post : https://helpcenter.websitex5.com/de/post/175265

You could support this post.

You could use a script or some free software to do the job.

Here on this testsite :  http://www.energifremtiden.dk/c4d/

I use a member system for controlling members and download quotas.

For this I use the free member-system ADMIDIO : https://www.admidio.org/

For making it possible for the user to keep track of users specific downloaded for a period, I use the free

REPORTICO software : http://www.reportico.org/site/index.php

The report software is able to make advanced reports ( with joins and calculations ) and it is also possible to make the report tool use login information from the ADMIDIO system ( or another system ).

I have made a report where a user when logged into the member system, will see a list of his downloaded amount for a period - and at the bottom of the list is a total for the downloads in numbers and in MB.

You will see nothing as you are not able to log into the member-system.

I hope INCOMEDIA will make it possible to make at least a selection option ( for logged in user ) in the database-viewer.

They have made it for the orders - now they should make it for the viewer.

Kind regards

John S.

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Mark Fletcher
Mark Fletcher
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It is possible, but you have to do the coding.

I have done this on my site. I use the whoIsLogged() function to get the name and email address and a linked file for connection to the database. I use the email address to filter the database and show their data on a personal info page and also allow them to update certain individual fields.

Of course the email must be unique, no more partners sharing an email address.

I did this because I got fed up waiting for them to develop an personal data object.

I thought I would try and create my own peronal optional object, but they decided to discontinue this option, even if it is for your own use.

See http://websitex5.readthedocs.io/en/latest/optional-objects/introduction/index.html

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David B.
David B.
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Thanks Mark... I have decided to use AlphaSoftware(A5V12) for all database pages... I will continue to use WebSite X5 to create HTML pages but A5 is WAY more powerful for anything that requires a SQL or .dbf table.

https://www.alphasoftware.com/video-library

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