As PaulF pointed out, you need to use JOIN
or sub-query to retrieve father's name from the same table.
I assume you're using ssp.class.php
to process your data on the server-side based on the example you've mentioned.
Class ssp.class.php
doesn't support joins and sub-queries, but there is a workaround. The trick is to use sub-query as shown below in $table
definition. Replace table
with your actual table name in the sub-query.
$table = <<<EOT
(
SELECT
a.id,
a.name,
a.father_id,
b.name AS father_name
FROM table a
LEFT JOIN table b ON a.father_id = b.id
) temp
EOT;
$primaryKey = 'id';
$columns = array(
array( 'db' => 'id', 'dt' => 0 ),
array( 'db' => 'name', 'dt' => 1 ),
array( 'db' => 'father_id', 'dt' => 2 ),
array( 'db' => 'father_name', 'dt' => 3 )
);
$sql_details = array(
'user' => '',
'pass' => '',
'db' => '',
'host' => ''
);
require( 'ssp.class.php' );
echo json_encode(
SSP::simple( $_GET, $sql_details, $table, $primaryKey, $columns )
);
You also need to edit ssp.class.php
and replace all instances of FROM `$table`
with FROM $table
to remove backticks.
Make sure all column names are unique otherwise use AS
to assign an alias.
NOTES
There is also github.com/emran/ssp repository that contains enhanced ssp.class.php
supporting JOINs.
LINKS
See jQuery DataTables: Using WHERE, JOIN and GROUP BY with ssp.class.php for more information.
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