Report Designer
Report Designer
Has anyone got the report designer to work yet? I have tried the table mysql query in any possible way. The reported list stays empty. Could we have a more simple example for how to use this? Just a simple listing of an entity without any calculations etc. The documentation is good but very short and complex.
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Re: Report Designer
Hi stinkelch,
I have used it and it works perfectly. After coding the mysql table, you should click the table name and configure the columns.
Screenshots attached.
I have used it and it works perfectly. After coding the mysql table, you should click the table name and configure the columns.
Screenshots attached.
Re: Report Designer
Thank you very much for your help. I will try again.
Re: Report Designer
still does not work. Could you please show me you query as well?
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Re: Report Designer
My code is below. Please when configuring the table don't forget to write the value of the columns written like in mysql code. For me, it is "order_date" and "total".
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select
FORMAT(sum(field_308),2,'tr_TR') as total,
date_added as order_date
from app_entity_30
where from_unixtime(date_added, '%Y') = [filter_by_date]
group by from_unixtime(date_added, '%Y-%m')
order by date_added
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Re: Report Designer
Also, after preparing the "html blocks", you should click on "Report Name" and place the html block code inside the report. Screenshot is attached.
Re: Report Designer
Thank you very much again. I understand stat the column names have to be assigned again in the query.
For some reason I was thinking that if I do :select * from app_entity_24 I could use the original column names.
So one has to write down all the numbers of columns needed and redefine their names in the query.
Thank you, this helped me a lot.
For some reason I was thinking that if I do :select * from app_entity_24 I could use the original column names.
So one has to write down all the numbers of columns needed and redefine their names in the query.
Thank you, this helped me a lot.