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Fist off let me just say that i am not a coded, I mostly employ the 'stabing in the dark' approachto coding and am amazed by how much I can achive with such a weak understanding of PHP. Anyway, the point is that I appologize in advance for missing fundimental concepts of what I am trying to do. Be kind. ;-)

I'm using get_cforms_entries API to output the data from a form with a file upload field.
Working from the example Table Output in the help section, I setup up one of the colums to
output what I hoped would be a link to that file uploaded by the form: $e['data']['Photo'] but
returned nothing, then I found this.

And so I tried again with this $e['data']['Photo[*1]'] and it still returned nothing. Then I spent
4 hours trying to find other examples and experimenting. I was just about to give up and then,
on a whim, I changed it to $e['data']['Photo[*2]'] and bam, it output the filename… I must be
the lucky coder hack in all the land.

I then added some html /w a path to my upload directory to make the images show up:

<?php $array = get_cforms_entries(); /* all data, no filters */

echo '<table>';
echo '<tr><th>Proformers</th><th>Venue</th><th>Date of Show</th><th>Poster</th></tr>';
foreach( $array as $e ){
echo '<tr><td>' . $e['data']['Name of Proformers'] . '</td><td>' . $e['data']['Venue'] . '</td>
<td>' . $e['data']['Date of Show'] . '</td><td><img width=200 class="aligncenter"
src="http://YOUR UPLOAD FOLDER' . $e['data']['Photo[*2]'] . '" alt="" /></td><tr>';
}
echo '</table>'; ?>

That almost worked but it couldn't find the files because the plugin was adding the NoID to
the beginning of the file name, so I found this. And disabled the NOID function.

So… my question is… is there a way to call the NOID and the filename so I don't have to
disable the NOID functionality in order to get this get_cforms_entries to display the images?

Thank you,

Christian

Ah ha! thanks Oliver!

I found final figured out how to add the NoID to the image name bu using $e['id'] to call the noid (my whole problem was that I was capitalizing the ID). I have also added a href so it links to the full sized image and here is what I got:

<?php $array = get_cforms_entries('Upload a Flyer',false,false,'date',10,'desc');   /* all data, no filters */

echo '<table>';
echo '<tr><th>Proformers</th><th>Venue</th><th>Date of Show</th><th>Poster</th><th>Source</th></tr>';
foreach( $array as $e ){
    echo '<tr><td>' . $e['data']['Name of Proformers'] . '</td><td>' . $e['data']['Venue'] . '</td><td>' . $e['data']['Date of Show'] . '</td><td><a href="http://YOUR UPLOAD DIRECTOR' . $e['id'] . '-' . $e['data']['Photo[*2]'] . '"><img width=200 class="aligncenter" src="http://YOUR UPLOAD DIRECTOR' . $e['id'] . '-' . $e['data']['Photo[*2]'] . '" alt="" /></a></td><td>' . $e['data']['Your Name or Source']. '</td><tr>';
}
echo '</table>'; ?>

I also integrated NextGEN gallery by setting the upload dir to the same dir as my flyer gallery and then using NextGEN's 'Scan Folder for new images' functionality to add photo automatically.

Thank you for this amazing plugin,

Christian