vanmol

Thx Roland,
The reason I want to adapt the email address is that I want to test a few of the records that are already in the database (total ~700).

With your hint of record_edit_url filter I was able to solve my issues.

<?php
add_action(‘pdb-before_send_retrieve_link_email’, ‘pdb_myemail’);
function pdb_myemail ($s) {
$s->recipient=’[email protected]’;
return ($s);
}

add_filter (‘pdb-record_edit_url’, ‘pdb_myurl’);
function pdb_myurl($s) {
$s=str_replace (“record”,”list”,$s);
$s=str_replace (“pid”, “search_field=code&value”,$s);
return ($s);
}
?>

I just like the pdb too much to give it up too soon. If you can’t get it to work, change the requirements 🙂
I’m investigating to leave the idea of master/subrecords. Just one record for the whole family, which in our case has a max of 6 children.
Location info: 6 fields
Max 2 parents : 10 fields
Max 6 kids : 30 fields

signup, record, list, single all tried out, but I have no clue how I can display a page with [pdb_single] on it after submitting a record_update. I tried the “action=Singlepage”, but that shows nothing and I don’t really understand how the record-id of the record_update page should be passed to the pdb_single page.