EasyTable for Joomla

EasyTable Pro

Craig Phillips

Jan 03 |11:24 AM

Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 March 2010 09:35

Why?

Simply put, EasyTable is a victim of it own success - thank you for that by the way.

Our originial goals were to release to the Joomla community a component that allowed users to import CSV files and display tables in the front-end.

EasyTable for Joomla

Craig Phillips

Aug 22 |11:49 AM

Last Updated on Saturday, 13 February 2010 14:01

EasyTable is a Joomla 1.5 component that allows you to import CSV files into Joomla as separate database tables.

Once imported the table can be configured to display some or all fields in the either the list or detail views or both.

EasyTable Editor Explained (Part 1)

Craig Phillips

Nov 04 |11:15 AM

Last Updated on Saturday, 13 February 2010 13:57

Each table created in the EasyTable component can be configured to show/hide fields in either the list or detail views. The table editor lets you treat fields as either text, URL's, names of images or links to records detail views.

EasyTable Editor (Part 2) - Alias' & CSS & Type

Craig Phillips

Nov 26 |13:46 PM

Last Updated on Saturday, 13 February 2010 14:01

Alias & Type & CSS

In the Editor each component has a use, otherwise it wouldn't be there. After all we've all got things to do. When a table is first created each column is given an Alias. The Alias is used in lot of ways as CSS labels and MySQL table column names.

EasyTable Editor (Part 3) - Linked Table Settings

Craig Phillips

Dec 05 |11:41 AM

Last Updated on Saturday, 13 February 2010 13:54

Linked Tables

The EasyTable Editor allows you to link a published table to the current table. It acheives this by comparing the contents of the Key Field to the content of the Linked Key Field in the sub-table chosen in the "Select Table" menu.

EasyTable Editor (Part 4) - Preferences

cp21yos

Feb 13 |12:29 PM

Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 March 2010 09:05

Like all good Joomla! components EasyTable let you specific a set of preferences. Starting with component level preferences, menu level preferences and then content level, with each level overriding the previous in true Joomla fashion.