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[philmarsay]

I have created a basic new module.

I am getting there in terms of getting things working, but for some reason, when a record for this new entity is saved in the database, the fields for smcreator and smowner are set to "0" in the crmentity table?

How do I get these fields to be set to the user that created the entity?

Thanks.

Phil M

[mikecrowe]

Phil,

Did you solve? The save routine eventually goes to data/CRMEntity.php and calls insertIntoCrmEntity().

Code:     if($_REQUEST['assigntype'] == 'T')
    {
      $ownerid= 0;
    }
    else
    {
      $ownerid = $this->column_fields['assigned_user_id'];
    }
(snip)
      $sql = "insert into crmentity (crmid,smcreatorid,smownerid,setype,description,createdtime,modifiedtime) values('".$current_id."','".$current_user->id."','".$ownerid."','".$module."',".$description_val.",'".$date_var."','".$date_var."')";
      $adb->query($sql);


Make sure you have assigned_user_id as one of your colum fields, and work your way through that routine.

Does that help?

[Guest]

thanks, I will try that, I have no assigned_user_id field in my basic module, and the lack of this field does seem to be causing other problems elsewhere, so I will add it and see how I get on.

Thanks for the tip!

Regards,

Phil.