Hi !
I’ll explain with an example…
filter accounts: name -> ‘AIX’ ----> Not found
filter accounts: name -> ‘%AIX’ ----> Datas of ‘Company AIX’
I dont want to use the char ‘%’ each time I want to use the filter, how could I fix it?.
Thanks in advance !
item
21 September 2017 16:22
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Hi,
always I forget this !
I think a “blog post” must be written with all customisable variable in config.php
Regards
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Hi !
It worked ^^. Thank you !
it was very usefull, but the file is config.php and not the one that appears config_override.php in the post
pgr
26 September 2017 08:35
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From the guides:
When you first install Sugar, all of the default settings are located in ./config.php. As you begin configuring the system, the modified settings are stored in ./config_override.php. Settings in ./config.php are overridden by the values in ./config_override.php.
You can put those configurations in whichever file you prefer, config_override would be the most correct.
Hello
I think that this is what I need but this link does not work and I could not find this material on their website. Do you know where I can find this write-up now?
Thanks
pgr
15 March 2020 18:52
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I’ve edited my old post above to replace the link with a stored version of the same page.
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