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Am I correctly formatting pntables file
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If I have a module called pnSomeModule with a table of SomeTable with columns of Column1, Column2, and Column3, would my pntables entry look something like what I have below?
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function pnSomeModule_pntables()
{
// Initialise table array
$pntable = array();
// Get the name for the Example item table. This is not necessary
// but helps in the following statements and keeps them readable
$pnSM = pnConfigGetVar('prefix') . '_pnSM';
// Set the table name
$pntable['pnSomeModule'] = $pnSM;
// Set the column names. Note that the array has been formatted
// on-screen to be very easy to read by a user.
$pntable['pnSomeMoudle_SomeTable_column'] = array('first_name' => 'Column1',
'middle_name' => 'Column2',
'last_name' => 'Column3');
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That won't work, sorry, there are several bugs and typos ('Moudle') in the code.
Have a look at the Example module how to define the tables. In pnForum it looks like this:
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// Initialise table array
$pntable = array();
$pnforum_categories = pnConfigGetVar('prefix') . '_pnforum_categories';
$pntable['pnforum_categories'] = $pnforum_categories;
$pntable['pnforum_categories_column'] = array('cat_id' => $pnforum_categories . '.cat_id',
'cat_title' => $pnforum_categories . '.cat_title',
'cat_order' => $pnforum_categories . '.cat_order');
You see, you have to add the tablename as part of the fieldnames too.
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