To create a new table, you need to be logged in as a user with administrative privileges.
Therer 2 options to create table:
Menu > Tables > New table >Table name > Create
First, define table name. Table names MUST start with a letter and can include any alphanumeric characters and spaces.
Example of valid names:
Saltcorn automatically adds the ID field to make each table unique.
Here you add fields to table. More information:
Note: Saltcorn automatically adds a primary key field ID when you create a new table.
You can use this field as normal field everywhere for example in Views.
You cannot delete ID field.
Edit table properties
These are the minimum roles needed to Read and Write to the table.
Examples:
A public blog written by a team: minimum Read role will be Public, and minimum Write will be Staff.
A to do list for the team: minimum Read role will be Staff, and minimum Write will be Staff.
Blog comments: minimum Read role will be Public, and minimum Write will be Public.
Only the admin can revert to a previous version of a table row.
For example if you have a public Wiki, the admin can replace the new version of the information with a previous version.
The user cannot revert to a previous version, but can edit.
Under the hood, Saltcorn creates additional tables to store the history of your table.
Note: that when you turn off version history for an existing table you will lose previous version history for that table.