grokwhy

Kim,

By example, I meant an example that includes code where that page shows, //your code goes here. That page just shows a stub.

I’d like to understand specifically what problem WPDA_ADD_SEARCH_ACTIONS is solving, and what it looks like on the front end.

Thanks,
Russ

@aaronvincentlee Thanks for getting back to me. Here’s a simple example. I’ve used Table Builder to create a table of toys. When the data is displayed in the grid, I’d like InStock to be displayed as Yes/No, and Cost to be displayed with a $.

What do I add to Advanced Settings?

Thanks!
GrokWhy

Ok, I see the form design templates give me some control. Not what I was expecting, but I can make this work.

@kimmyx ,

Sorry for being so dense, but could you give me a working example? I followed the link, but I can’t get that sample to work. Damn you! Red X!

So say I have a column name isHappy and if it’s 0 that’s NO, 1 is YES. I think if I had a working example of, if it’s column name X then do this code, like the render function in the example code, I could modify from there.

Thanks!
GrokWhy