[Typo3] Display Checkbox Values on Frontend from Database

[Raymond Hayes]

Hello All,
  These are good suggestions, and I have done the following.

-Extended FE_USERS table with new fields (checkbox array) using kickstarter.
-Added markers to templates (have used both feadmin and SRFE (the
extended registration system).
-Used Mailformplus to enter results.

  But, each will only display one result.
So, lets say for example, this is the list

Do you own one of these?
Volvo() , Toyota() , Honda() , Mazda() , etc, etc..

You can check multiple items, but when you send it, it only saves one
result in the backend and database.
(Example, I checked Volvo, and Toyota...the result after click submit
is Toyota in the backend..)
I also have tried a select box with multiple choices, but again, no result.
So, what could possibly be used to show the full results? And why
should I resort to PHP (which I have temporarily...I progammed a
display system to show the results of the database, but outside of
Typo)
  Is this a limitation of Typo? Documentation is sparse on this
subject on the Typo site as well. So, if someone could point me to the
correct documentation, it would be helpful
Thank you
Raymond Hayes


> From: Kraft Bernhard <kraftb at gmx.net>
> Subject: Re: [Typo3] Display Checkbox Values on Frontend from Database
> Raymond Hayes wrote:

> 
> You will have to extend
> typo3/ext/feuser_admin/
> 
> or
> typo3conf/ext/sr_feuser_register/
> 
> in such a way that it knows about your extra fields. You can't expect that an extension
> should know what to do with every field you extend it with.
> 

> 
> Greetings Jens.


> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: "Rudy Gnodde" <gnodde.rudy at wag.nl>

> Subject: RE: [Typo3] Display Checkbox Values on Frontend from Database
> You don't have to extend feuser_admin. You can add fields with
> TypoScript with the fields property. If I remember correctly it's
> something like:
> 
> plugin.feadmin.fe_users.create.fields = username,password,etc...
> plugin.feadmin.fe_users.edit.fields = username,password,etc...
> 
> You'd also have to edit the template to add the fields to the form.
> 

> >
> > You'd also have to edit the template to add the fields to the form.
> 
> I once tried that for Direct Mail which uses the same libraries and I ended up
> in having to modify the TCA ... so a little PHP is required ...
> 
> I think it should work by just using TS but at some place the fields are checked
> against a list of fields supplied via TCA ... and there all other newly added fields
> get removed and not stored in DB.
> 
> But maybe you have more luck and the feuser_registration isn't using exactly the same
> mechanisms as direct mail.