I have a "Teams" channel that has a relationship field to a "tournaments" channel. On the frontend when I display all the teams for that tournament, I need to allow a user to remove their team from that tournament. How do I go about doing this? I still want to keep the team entry, just clear that relationship field so they aren't attached to a tournament anymore. Not sure if there are meta data and all that you have to set.
3
-
You need to use channel forms in the front-end where logged in user can edit their entry data.– JainilMay 8, 2017 at 14:21
-
I've been playing around with the channel form and trying to spit out the relationship field. It seems to spit out a select box with all the tournaments if I use {field:relationship_field}. How would they "deselect" their tournament from dropdown? Not sure why it doesn't spit out the relationship selector from the CMS with a little search box they can use.– ChiefMay 8, 2017 at 20:12
-
I have the CSS linked in the <head> based off docs <link href="{path='css/_ee_channel_form_css'}" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen"> not sure if there's an actual css file that should be sitting in my /css called "_ee_channel_form_css" or if that's a path that gets generated automatically from the EE install– ChiefMay 8, 2017 at 20:15
Add a comment
|
1 Answer
You can use external entries plugin like as below:
{exp:external_entries:delete table="exp_relationships"
search:parent_id="{segment_1}" AND search:child_id="{segment_2}" debug="no"}
Plugin is not available for EE3 but it will still work in EE3 just need to add the addon.setup.php file.
-
what do you mean just have to add the addon.setup.php file? what's that consist of and how do I do this? why haven't they updated it to EE3 compatible if it's that easy?– ChiefMay 8, 2017 at 20:06
-
addon.setup.php file is required for the EE3 addons.This file provides descriptive data about a specific add-on such as author, name, and version.– JainilMay 10, 2017 at 15:05