bwakad Posted March 23, 2014 Posted March 23, 2014 Hello all, Sorry to bother you all again - but I need help from the guru's here! Normally I would have a table with fields for example like: company | city | job job | skill | contract | city In the front-end I would normally have links which could point to those tables Since there are relationships in a database - I understand I have to see a page like a row in the database - but then how do I need to look at this: displaying the page company | city | job - all in one template? What is the best way to combine certain selects (pages) from back-end to front-end? Judging by the fields I mentioned, I would need to make 5 selects (pages), meaning around 120 pages - no problem there. So I eventually need to combine those fields in different ways to make a link: I checked my first select field out, and noticed if I use menu>search I do get the result back as a link. But the link goes straight to that page. I had the impression all links would lead to one-page only - a template file on the server that displays results from this link! So I am not talking about the front-end in regards to css and all - but more talking about what is the best way to set up select, text, and other fields - and how to acomplish what I need.
Martijn Geerts Posted March 26, 2014 Posted March 26, 2014 I'm sorry bwaked, I do see you post a lot of questions here on the forum. Nothing wrong with questions, but a lot of questions you wouldn't asked if you read and understand the docs. Do yourself a favour, start reading the docs. Those are well crafted & fun to read. 4
diogo Posted March 26, 2014 Posted March 26, 2014 See how the default profile is organized. Study it well, there are lots of answers there. I read somewhere that you started with the skyscrapers profile, and it must be turning your head around forget that one until you understood the default. 6
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