Joining Tables with ssp.class.php to Display Parent Names
In this thread, a user encountered an issue where a DataTables plugin for jQuery failed to retrieve parent names from the same MySQL table, where the connection was established through an external column, "father_id."
Solution:
To resolve this, the user must employ either JOINs or sub-queries to fetch parent names from the same table. As ssp.class.php does not inherently support such operations, a workaround is presented.
Implementation:
Within the table definition, a sub-query is utilized to retrieve not only the required columns but also the parent name by associating the "father_id" with the parent's "name" column. The modified code looks like this:
$table = <<<EOT ( SELECT a.id, a.name, a.father_id, b.name AS father_name FROM table a LEFT JOIN table b ON a.father_id = b.id ) temp EOT;
In order for the code to function properly, it is imperative that you remove the backticks from all instances of FROM $table in the ssp.class.php file.
Additional Notes:
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