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→Managing CustomFields structure
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The first step into CustomFields is to create and manage the structure of a custom field. | The first step into CustomFields is to create and manage the structure of a custom field. | ||
=== Creating a custom field === | === Creating a custom field definition === | ||
To create a custom field, you can use the addCustomField() method. | To create a custom field, you can use the addCustomField() method. | ||
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This will take care of forging the (complicated) SQL query with the forgeSQLCustomField() method, and will return you an error if there was a problem. | This will take care of forging the (complicated) SQL query with the forgeSQLCustomField() method, and will return you an error if there was a problem. | ||
=== Updating a custom field === | === Updating a custom field definition === | ||
To update a custom field, you can use the updateCustomField() method: | To update a custom field, you can use the updateCustomField() method: | ||
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Note2: updating a custom field will automatically take care of the constraints and foreign keys on its own, thus you can change the foreign key, or remove it altogether if set to null. | Note2: updating a custom field will automatically take care of the constraints and foreign keys on its own, thus you can change the foreign key, or remove it altogether if set to null. | ||
=== Delete a custom field === | === Delete a custom field definition === | ||
You can easily delete a custom field by column_name or by ordinal_position: | You can easily delete a custom field by column_name or by ordinal_position: | ||