here some code:

<?php
protected function btnProcesar_Click(){
    //RUN A PROCESS
    include("export.php");
    
    $this->dtgProcess->Refresh();
                
    //Re-ejecucion de metodo
    if(!($this->IsProcessExecuted())){
        $objLogFileProcessUltimo = LogFileProcess::LoadUltimo();
        if($objLogFileProcessUltimo instanceof LogFileProcess){
            if($objLogFileProcessUltimo->Estado == EstadosProcesos::PARTECULMINADA){
                $command = sprintf('window.setTimeout(function() {qc.pA(\'%s\', \'%s\', \'QClickEvent\', \'%s\')}, 1000);', $this->FormId,$this->btnProcesar->ControlId, null);
                QApplication::ExecuteJavaScript( $command );
                //$this->objDefaultWaitIcon->Display    = true;
                //QApplication::ExecuteJavaScript(sprintf('qc.getW("%s").style.cssText = "display:inline;"; ', $this->strControlId));
                return;
            }
        }
    }
    
    $this->btnProcess->Display    = true;
}
?>

any ideas?
Thanks.

However, on the development local box it works.

How else can I drill into what's wrong?

In particular though, the QFilteredDataGrid has been integrated into QCubed v1.1, and is easier to use and less buggy than the version available for QCodo.

You can grab QCubed from http://qcu.be

bugfixed QEmailServer:
http://github.com/klucznik/qcodo

bugfixed QEmailServer:
http://github.com/klucznik/qcodo

Maybe it helps, won't hurt though.

The next version of Qcodo will add a few additional features and functionality which will make filtering even easier than it already is with MetaDataGrid.  These additional features will simply be add-ons to the existing MetaDataGrid mechanism.

What VexedPanda is talking about is an implementation of his well-received FilteredDataGrid which he has placed into the QCubed framework (which is a fork of Qcodo) which I believe has a slightly different approach than the MetaDataGrid approach of Qcodo (however, don't quote me on this yet).  I do plan on looking into his FilteredDataGrid approach soon as a bunch of us look into a lot of the proposed changes that are on the table for the meta controls, qcodo query, etc.

Hope that clears things up a bit -- please do post if you have any additional questions.

Well in short, in future versions of Qcodo, will be options to filter in QDataGrid?

EDIT : in fact the link is just wrong

Thank you!
=-)

This will add transparency on how to use it for all the pals starting out with Qcodo and enhancing filtering is a killer feature.

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On a sidenote: You are saying that you check out existing work means a lot to everybody. :)
Let's remember Kasper Skårhøj founder of Typo3 - he was giving a free CMS to the people out of spirit, and now it is one of the biggest Open Source communities at least around Germany.
http://typo3.org/community/people/kaspers-korner/
http://typo3.org/teams/core/
There is a lot to learn from Typo3 as a community.

I might add that there is also an Export example to consider http://examples.qcu.be/assets/plugins/QDataGridExporterButton/example/datagridexport.php while being not the most complex piece of code on this planet, little helpers like this are much sought after because they save so much time and hassle.

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@kentpachi  
I totally understand what you are saying regarding the webdesign. Thanks for your ideas.
Also e.g. the Zend Framework Startpage is amazing.
A startpage can convert a lot of people. It is the most powerful site for a domain.

I do not think it is “necessary” to redesign the website at this point because it is thoughtout, clean, well engineered and fresh since it has only been online for a few month...

But then design can and should always be enhanced.
Making it more web2.0 catchy call it whatever you like, also fixing a small iphone/safari bug here and there can make a huge difference.

Since this website is built with Qcodo and is completely open source anyone can download it and rearrange items in several ways. Through templates and CSS.
If the output is much better then the current design, I think there is no bummer that prevents this progress being deployed on this very site.

And in case the output is not the right thing to be used for the website
-> go package that template make it downloadable on the website and -> this will gain popularity.

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A CMS that is actually clean and has templates, built on a MVC framework?
-> Instant download.

Please guys realize this: The Qcodo Website is a MAJOR Open Source project as well. We just have to market it.
* Does Zend Framework have this level of a collaborative CMS/Wiki? No!
* Any other framework I know? No, I do not know any!
* Is Qcodo Website still to hard to find, download, install? Yes!

(Forget QuasiCMS while being good while it lasted the Qcodo website is superiour and the better place to spend your time on.)

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I added the Qcodo Website to the roadmap as this being a very inspiring idea allowing more design oriented people to make a few dev sprints.

Since no one argued against the roadmap I also linked it from the front wikipage, so it can be found by the rest of our community that is not reading this thread.

Cheers,
tronics

There's support for QQConditions, as well as for fully manual filters, so you can even use filtered datagrids with raw SQL, built along the same lines as SortCommand.

The simplest way to verify this is to do an “exit('i am here');” in your save event right before you make your call to $objUserDetail->Save() on the data object.

If that works, then make sure the data in the userdetail object is what should be as expected.  You can do this by doing something like “exit(var_dump($objUserDetail));” right before you make your call to $objUserDetail->Save().

I have a profile for User and user Details is an associated table.

I seem to be able to get it to work in one part of the application by doing the following:

protected function btnSave_Click($strFormId, $strControlId, $strParameter) {

        $this->objUser->UserDetail->BackupEmail = $this->txtBackupEmail->Text;
        $this->objUser->UserDetail->Title = $this->txtTitle->Text;
        $this->objUser->UserDetail->City = $this->txtCity->Text;

        $this->objUser->UserDetail->Save();
        $this->objUser->Save();
}

I excerpted some things out from this controller for the button but I believe these are the essentials.

I have another application which is a “popup” in a lightbox but I assume it should still work:

        $this->objUserDetails->LName = $this->txtLastName->Text;    
        $this->objUserDetails->Title = $this->txtTitle->Text;    
        $this->objUserDetails->City = $this->txtCity->Text;
        $this->objUser->AccountIdObject->Name = $this->txtCompany->Text; 
        $this->objUserDetails->Save();
        $this->objUser->Save();

IN this case I have:

        $this->objUserDetails = UserDetails::LoadById($this->objUser->UserDetailId);

Yes, I did use the same objUser->UserDetail and that didn't work either.

Thoughts?

But most importantly, I'll try and get an examples page regarding this as soon as possible.

I'm happy to announce the latest STABLE release of Qcodo, version 0.4.14.  There are lots of great improvements and fixes that have been put into place over the past few months which have been well tested through the past 5 dev releases.

Take a look at the Changelog for more specifics, and a special thanks to:

• Marcos Sánchez
• Fernando Lord
• Klucznik
• and mikeangelo

for your patches, fixes and code contributions.  We're definitely interested in having more folks help out, especially with regards to contributions.  For the easiest way of contributing, create your own branch to Qcodo in GitHub and feel free and submit commits today!

In the following weeks we will be pushing forward with a lot of key changes suggested by a lot of folks with regards to tightening up some features in the Qcodo Query layer.  If you are interested in contributing or discussing, feel free and drop a line at Issue 42.

As usual, please post with any comments, concerns, etc.

Check out the examples on http://qcu.be if you want to see it in action.

I looked at a site that has a very interesting style of datagrid.
http://www.trirand.net/demophp.aspx

I was very interested to develop the filters in dtg form_drafts as in panel_drafts.

thanks for your job.

We need more people like you.

I have one suggestion tho,

We should have to keys to improve qcodo website. I mean the roadmap is great and should kind of progress bar associated.

Perhaps we should create on github a repository only about politicals goals or community goals.

The thing is the website bug tracker is not visible enough.

Also the website design should be moved on something more modern and more attractive.

Take a look at http://codeigniter.com/ something like this could be cool.

About examples sites to show beginners what we can do with the framework. I have a kind of cms created used qcodo but i think its a little bit too advanced for new users to get familar with.

It used to be another tools called quasi as far as i remember it was a kind of cms too.

i don't know at what stage is this tools.

kent