Hi Robin!
$cfg['InsertDropdownOrder'] = FALSE; // Ordering for elements in dropdown.
I'm afraid this description "InsertDropdownOrder" seems a bit odd; if I didn't read the sourcecode I wouldn't know what the option is for.
I'd rename it to
"ForeignKeyDropdownOrder" = array('content-id', 'id-content');
Then people can either change the order in the array, or even strip "id-content" or "content-id" completely to only have one-way order (some people seem to get confused by it).
Opinions?
- $cfg['SetOperators'] = array(
- 'IN',
- 'NOT IN'
- );
What's that for?
Regards, Garvin
On Wed, Jun 22, 2005 at 07:09:53PM +0200, Garvin Hicking wrote:
Hi Robin!
$cfg['InsertDropdownOrder'] = FALSE; // Ordering for elements in dropdown.
I'm afraid this description "InsertDropdownOrder" seems a bit odd; if I didn't read the sourcecode I wouldn't know what the option is for.
I'd rename it to
"ForeignKeyDropdownOrder" = array('content-id', 'id-content');
Then people can either change the order in the array, or even strip "id-content" or "content-id" completely to only have one-way order (some people seem to get confused by it).
Opinions?
+1 for doing this way instead. I'll write this up while at the LAMP area this afternoon or tomorrow.
- $cfg['SetOperators'] = array(
- 'IN',
- 'NOT IN'
- );
What's that for?
Rest of the commit coming later, those functions weren't in the dropdown list when you had a SET type.