---
title: wpdadiehard
description: "Use shortcode **wpdadiehard** to enable data administration for a specific database table or Data Projects page on a web page. Shortcode **wpdadiehard** must be enabled: Plugin Settings > Plugin > Shortcode [ wpdadiehard ] ## Data Projects shortcodes Shortcode **wpdadiehard**…"
url: "https://docs.legacy.wpdataaccess.com/docs/shortcode-wpdadiehard/"
updated: "2025-11-26"
category: Legacy Tools / Code / Shortcodes
---

# wpdadiehard

Use shortcode **wpdadiehard** to enable data administration for a specific database table or Data Projects page on a web page.

Shortcode **wpdadiehard** must be enabled:
Plugin Settings > Plugin > Shortcode [ wpdadiehard ]

## Data Projects shortcodes

Shortcode **wpdadiehard** can be used to add a Data Projects page to a web page. Supported shortcode parameters are:

- project_id (Data Projects -> Project ID)
- page_id (Data Projects -> Page ID)
- filter_field_name (field name(s) to be filtered)
- filter_field_value (field value(s) to filter, performs a LIKE and therefor allows wildcards)

### Copy/paste shortcode from a Data Project

  There's no need to type the shortcode. The shortcode can be copied from your Data Projects page to your clipboard and pasted into your page or post.

- Start Data Projects
- Edit your project
- Click on link Shortcode(s)
- Copy shortcode to clipboard
- Edit your page or post
- Paste shortcode into your page or post

## Example

```
[wpdadiehard project_id="7" page_id="11"]
```

- [Click here for a live demo](/data-project-parent-child-demo/)

## Adding filters

  Use parameters **filter_field_name** and **filter_field_value** to set a filter. For example:

```
[wpdadiehard project_id="1" page_id="1" filter_field_name="last_name" filter_field_value="Jones"]
```

This will show only customers with last_name = "Jones".

Adding a filter on multiple columns:

```
[wpdadiehard project_id="1" page_id="1" filter_field_name="first_name,last_name" filter_field_value="Grace,Jones"]
```

This will show only customers with first_name = "Grace" and last_name = "Jones".

## More complex filters

Please use the WHERE clause of your project page to add more complex filters (see image below)

  ![](https://wpdataaccess.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/data-projects-default-where.png)

## Video tutorial

[Legacy: Data management on web pages](https://www.youtube.com/embed/nw5MJ6_-5SU?feature=oembed&controls=1)

## Styling

- [Styling Data Projects using shortcode **wpdadiehard**](/styling-a-data-project/)

## Know limitations

- Short **wpdadiehard**has a number of limitation! [Read more...](https://docs.wpdataaccess.com/limitations.html)

## Notes

- Although I recommend to perform data and database administration tasks with the free version from the WordPress dashboard, the plugin allows real data diehards to perform data administration tasks on web pages as well. The WordPress dashboard protects you from hackers, especially if you have taken the necessary precautions. Web pages do not have that kind of security by default. If you decide to offer data administration on your web pages you need to take the necessary steps to secure these pages. Please be aware that every user who visits your website can modify your table data if you give users anonymous access. This is your own responsibility!