On Saturday 03 March 2007 02:32, Julian Rendell wrote:
> Hi there-
> first thanks to the developers for creating Dabo.  From the screencasts,
> it's very slick, and having only looked at a little code, it looks
> reasonably straight-forward.
>
> Here's my situation: we have a lot of test results we need to be able to
> go through, and it's not the easiest to compare results with our current
> system.  Of course there's no time to spend on doing anything but look
> at the results... I'm hoping dabo may be able to accelerate us past this
> point.
>
> I've used the appwizzard, and it's created a very nice app that lets me
> limit the result set and see it in a grid, and even edit it.
>
> This is how I'd like to change it, but I have no idea where to start for
> item 4 and beyond:
>
> 1. Change the edit page to be a viewer only (think I can figure that out)
> 2. Reduce the number of columns in the results page (can do that)
> 3. split the results page in two via a sizer, and move the edit/view
> form onto this page (can probably nut that out)
> * 4. Make clicks on rows in the data-grid update the view form with that
> row's contents (Erg- help please...)
> * 5. I Need to add a new column to the grid.  This would be a
> 'reschedule' checkbox.  It won't come from the database; it needs to be
> stored (preferably as part of the associated row) in the interpreter.
> (Help please- how to add/store this field, and how to make it a check
> box in the grid cell)
> * 6. Add a new page with a new grid, just containing the rows with
> 'reschedule' checked.  There will need to be some other drop down lists
> with some selectable parameters.
> There needs to be a submit button- onHit, it will need to get all the
> data from the grid where reschedule=true, combine with the current value
> of the drop-down lists mentioned in 5, and then create new rows in the
> database; custom SQL will probably be the easiest... (Help please, where
> do I start on this point?!)
>
> Any suggestions or other help greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Julian
This really sounds like a job for ClassDesigner.   Check out Ed's 
screencast "Building a Database App in the ClassDesigner" parts 1 and 2 as 
the first step.

After you have that under your belt you can ask questions about how to setup 
the grids and pageframes.  If memory serves there is a wiki answer for adding 
a checkbox to a grid.  But if not we can help.  
-- 
John Fabiani

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