From 90ec9f7de2cdba4ee4597a2412f990666ebe6fe5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Laurent Destailleur Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2025 10:34:51 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] Doc --- htdocs/langs/en_US/admin.lang | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/htdocs/langs/en_US/admin.lang b/htdocs/langs/en_US/admin.lang index 55bd68a13b9..3727e45f404 100644 --- a/htdocs/langs/en_US/admin.lang +++ b/htdocs/langs/en_US/admin.lang @@ -484,7 +484,7 @@ ExtrafieldLinestringGeo=Geometric Linestring ExtrafieldPolygonGeo=Geometric Polygon ExtrafieldStars=Stars ComputedFormula=Computed field -ComputedFormulaDesc=You can enter here a formula using other properties of object or any PHP coding to get a dynamic computed value. You can use any PHP compatible formulas including the "?" condition operator, and following global object: $db, $conf, $langs, $mysoc, $user, $objectoffield.
WARNING: If you need properties of an object not loaded, just fetch yourself the object into your formula like in the second example.
Using a computed field means you can't enter yourself any value from interface. Also, if there is a syntax error, the formula may return nothing.

Example of formula:
$objectoffield->id < 10 ? round($objectoffield->id / 2, 2): ($objectoffield->id + 2 * $user->id) * (int) substr($mysoc->zip, 1, 2)

Example to reload object
((($reloadedobj = new Societe($db)) && $reloadedobj->fetchNoCompute($objectoffield->id) > 0) ? $reloadedobj->array_options['options_extrafieldkey'] * $reloadedobj->capital / 5: '-1')

Other example of formula to force load of object and its parent object:
(($reloadedobj = new Task($db)) && ($reloadedobj->fetchNoCompute($objectoffield->id) > 0) && ($secondloadedobj = new Project($db)) && ($secondloadedobj->fetchNoCompute($reloadedobj->fk_project) > 0)) ? $secondloadedobj->ref: 'Parent project not found' +ComputedFormulaDesc=You can enter here a formula using other properties of object or any PHP coding to get a dynamic computed value. You can use any PHP compatible formulas including the "?" condition operator, and following global object: $db, $langs, $mysoc, $user, $objectoffield.
WARNING: If you need properties of an object not loaded, just fetch yourself the object into your formula like in the second example.
Using a computed field means you can't enter yourself any value from interface. Also, if there is a syntax error, the formula may return nothing.

Example of formula:
$objectoffield->id < 10 ? round($objectoffield->id / 2, 2): ($objectoffield->id + 2 * $user->id) * (int) substr($mysoc->zip, 1, 2)

Example to reload object
((($reloadedobj = new Societe($db)) && $reloadedobj->fetchNoCompute($objectoffield->id) > 0) ? $reloadedobj->array_options['options_extrafieldkey'] * $reloadedobj->capital / 5: '-1')

Other example of formula to force load of object and its parent object:
(($reloadedobj = new Task($db)) && ($reloadedobj->fetchNoCompute($objectoffield->id) > 0) && ($secondloadedobj = new Project($db)) && ($secondloadedobj->fetchNoCompute($reloadedobj->fk_project) > 0)) ? $secondloadedobj->ref: 'Parent project not found' Computedpersistent=Store computed field ComputedpersistentDesc=Computed extra fields will be stored in the database, however, the value will only be recalculated when the object of this field is changed. If the computed field depends on other objects or global data this value might be wrong!! ExtrafieldParamHelpPassword=Leaving this field blank means this value will be stored WITHOUT encryption (field is just hidden with stars on screen).

Enter value 'dolcrypt' to encode value with a reversible encryption algorithm. Clear data can still be known and edited but is encrypted into database.

Enter 'auto' (or 'md5', 'sha256', 'password_hash', ...) to use the default password encryption algorithm (or md5, sha256, password_hash...) to save the non reversible hashed password into database (no way to retrieve original value)