Re: [PHPMyEdit-Discuss] curiosity... about values found in the specified column of another table

[Ondrej J. <ne...@po...>]

> $opts['fdd']['codcity'] = array(
>  'name'=>'Codcity',
>  'select'=>'T',
>  'type'=>'int',
>  'maxlen'=>6,
>  'nowrap'=>false,
>  'required'=>true,
>  'default'=>'0',
>  'sort'=>true
> );
> $fdd['codcity']['values']['table'] = 'city';
> $fdd['codcity']['values']['column'] = 'code';
> $fdd['codcity']['values']['description'] = 'name';

Write

$opts['fdd'] = $fdd;

at the end of your field declarations or use $opts['fdd'] instead of $fdd
for fields definitions. So in your case it should looks like this:

$opts['fdd']['codcity']['values']['table'] = 'city';
$opts['fdd']['codcity']['values']['column'] = 'code';
$opts['fdd']['codcity']['values']['description'] = 'name';

Let me know, if that helps you.

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