
They are the counterparts, for an array, to jsonbpopulaterecordset () for a JSON. Notes: Each function in this pair requires that the supplied JSON value is an array. Signature: For the jsonb variant: input value: jsonb return value: SETOF jsonb. You can add different styles for different Elements, e.g. Purpose: Transform the JSON values of a JSON array into a SQL table of (i.e., SETOF) jsonb values. Jellygnite\Elements\Extensions\BaseElementExtensionĪnd you can either use the yml file to build your styles. Use at your own discretion.Īdd this extension to the BaseElement module, in your config.yml file DNADesign\Elemental\Models\BaseElement: This is early days and has not been fully tested but I was excited at the possibilities so have pasted it here. Each dropdown will consist of an array of in the same manner as the Style option. removed all references to the BaseElements FileMaker plugin functions replaced DeclareVariables custom function with JSON functions for passing script. I have developed an extension that allows you to dynamically populate the styling options so you can have individual dropdown fields for background, padding, margin, or whatever you can think of. But when you have many different Elements and they may require different styling on a case by case basis, you need a bit of flexibility.
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MySQL 8.0 also supports the JSON Merge Patch format defined in RFC 7396, using the JSONMERGEPATCH () function.

Obviously, we could just add these extra fields to the Base Element and go from there. The binary format is structured to enable the server to look up subobjects or nested values directly by key or array index without reading all values before or after them in the document. Making do with a single dropdown field is cumbersome.

A simple wrapper around a homogeneous native array of JavaScriptObject.

I have found that the Style option in the Elemental module is a bit limited, especially when you want to offer the ability to adjust more than one style or formatting option, e.g. Classes for parsing and creating JSON encoded values.
