Can anyone guide me on implementing custom validation rules in xCRUD? I have a specific requirement where I need to validate the user input before it gets saved to the database. Any code snippets or examples would be appreciated!

I am planning to use xCRUD for a project that heavily relies on AJAX for dynamic content updates. What are the best practices I should follow to ensure smooth integration?

Does anyone have experience customizing the output format of xCRUD data? I would like to change the way data is presented on my frontend. Any suggestions?

I am facing some issues while trying to install xCRUD on my server. The installation process seems to hang at a certain point. Any tips on troubleshooting installation problems?

I want to build a multilingual website with xCRUD. What is the best approach to manage multiple languages in xCRUD? Any recommended practices or resources?

This means that your browser cached a previous version of this page with an old key (for security reasons the verification key is generated every request) Why? Maybe you pressed the back button in your browser or opened a bookmark from last session.

Also it is good to realize that xcrud_config.php has session configuration settings.

if you set $sess_expire to a higher value, the expired message might not be shown but security is compromised.
 

// xcrud_config.php

// Specifies the lifetime of the session, as well as the existence of a key safety (for example, the maximum edit-saving timeout).
    public static $sess_expire = 300;
 

To reload xCRUD dataset you can use the javascript

 <script>

  Xcrud.reload(this);

</script>

Note that xCRUD 1.7 has a reload/refresh button for every grid

Yes, you can achieve this by placing the HTML code as follows

<a href="javascript:;" data-task="create" class="btn btn-success xcrud-action"><i class="fa fa-plus"></i> Add</a>

Replace the text 'Add' with your preference

Hello guys,

After once again scratching my head I found again some funny things inside xcrud:

in xcrud.php, at the top, you'll see the default timezone set to:

date_default_timezone_set('Africa/Nairobi');

I really don't know what was the idea with this but it messed up tons of functions in my code.

So to solve this I just reset it to UTC:

date_default_timezone_set('UsTC');

And then I've created a callback function that I use to modify mysql's UTC date to match whatever my timezone is.

example callback function:

function display_correct_paris_time($value, $fieldname, $primary_key, $row, $xcrud_leads){
    $correct_date_time =  new DateTime($value, new DateTimeZone('UTC'));
    $correct_date_time->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone('Europe/Paris'));
    return $correct_date_time->format('Y-m-d H:i:s');
}

simply called like that:

$xcrud->column_callback('created_on', 'display_correct_paris_time');
$xcrud->field_callback('created_on', 'display_correct_paris_time');

Hope it'll help if you get the same kind of funky behavior!