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Jan 23rd, 2012, 11:00 PM
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User Define Custom Fields
Using php/mysql.
I have a contacts table for a CRM software I made.
I want Companies to be able to create custom fields for their contacts.
The contacts table holds basic information like: ID, Name, Date_of_Birth, Address, and so on. The contacts table is filtered by Company_ID to find the company specific contacts.
There can be certain company related fields/groups that can be assigned to contacts for later filtering/reporting.
So to make this happen, here's what I'm thinking.
I created a 'groups' table with fields: ID, Name, Company_ID
I then created another table, groups_contacts, to join the group with the contact: ID, Group_ID, Contact_ID
I will make a page for companies to add/update/delete groups into the groups table.
When a new contact is added, right now I have a form users must fill out the basic contact info form. I then have the SQL to "INSERT INTO contacts...."
If my logic above is correct, I would then have to "INSERT INTO groups_contacts...."
But that's where I'm stuck. How do I get this to work?
I'd like to have check boxes next to all the company's custom group names. If any/all/some are checked then add them to the groups_contacts table.
Is that a good idea? I'd appreciate some help.
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