Bridge

xBlog doesn't have its own database. It prompts the content of fields of foreign tables and extensions to the frontend.

These fields must registered. A lot of default fields are registered by default.

There is something like a bridge, to connect fields of foreign databases with the frontend.

You are controlling registered fields by the Constant Editor. Please refer to

• Administrators > Setup > Constant Editor

Look for the sections 'fields'.

If there is a need for a new field with a new workflow, you should register it. Please refer to

• Developers > Best Practise > New Field