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• allan Posts: 63,180Questions: 1Answers: 10,411 Site admin

  May 2013

  What does your server error log say? A 500 error is very generic and doesn't really say what the problem would be.
  
  Thanks,
  Allan
• whitbacon Posts: 40Questions: 2Answers: 0

  May 2013

  HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request.
• whitbacon Posts: 40Questions: 2Answers: 0

  May 2013

  this does work however
  [code]
  Editor::inst( $db, 'caseinfo' )
  ->fields(
  Field::inst( 'casename' ),
  Field::inst( 'casetype' ),
  Field::inst( 'factsnum' ),
  Field::inst( 'socialsecurity' )
  ->validator( 'Validate::maxLen', 4 ),
  Field::inst( 'primdob' )
  ->validator( 'Validate::dateFormat', 'D, j M y' )
  ->getFormatter( 'Format::date_sql_to_format', 'D, j M y' )
  ->setFormatter( 'Format::date_format_to_sql', 'D, j M y' ),
  Field::inst( 'id' ),
  Field::inst( 'userid' ),
  Field::inst( 'agencyid' )
  )
  
  //->where($a, $b, $c)
  
  ->process( $_POST )
  ->json();
  
  
  /* ->join(
  Join::inst( 'users', 'object' )
  ->join( 'userid','member_id' )
  ->fields(
  Field::inst( 'fname' )
  ) */
  ?>
  
  [/code]
• whitbacon Posts: 40Questions: 2Answers: 0

  May 2013

  missing a closing paren
  
  [code]
  ->join(
  Join::inst( 'users', 'object' )
  ->join( 'userid','member_id' )
  ->fields(
  Field::inst( 'fname' )
  )
  [/code]
  
  needed to be
  
  [code]
  ->join(
  Join::inst( 'users', 'object' )
  ->join( 'userid','member_id' )
  ->fields(
  Field::inst( 'fname' )
  )
  )
  [/code]
• whitbacon Posts: 40Questions: 2Answers: 0

  May 2013

  However, I would still like the field vs fields questions answered
• allan Posts: 63,180Questions: 1Answers: 10,411 Site admin

  May 2013

  [quote]
  I also notice in this documentation you tend to use
  
  ->field ()
  
  ->fields()
  
  interchangeably.
  [/quote]
  
  No you aren't missing anything - they are identical. The intention was that `field()` would be used to add a single field, while `fields()` would be used to add multiple fields with a single function call, but under the hood they are identical:
  
  http://editor.datatables.net/docs/current/php/class-DataTables.Editor.html#_field
  
  In DataTables 1.10, there will be `row()` and `rows()` for working on a single row, or multiple rows. These will not be identical, so plural does have meaning :-).
  
  Allan