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Hi Karen
I tried your way but couldn't make the DBEDIT
fields to be filled in after the click in the ListBox.
Are there special commands, perhaps an On Click EEP
in the ListBox?
Do you have constrains?
Regards
Armin
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 1:18
AM
Subject: [RBG7-L] - Re: property
RBASE_FORM rebuild 'true'
Armin:
I did something similar. I created a 2-table form. The
first table is actually a single-table view of my customer table that
concatenates the first/lastnames and has the CustID. The second table is
the customer table.
The first table (view) has a list box in last name
order. The second table has all the DBEdit fields. You click on a
name in the view's list box and you get the edit fields all filled in.
The only problem is that there's no "searching" -- you have to navigate
to the customer in that list box.
Karen
Hi all
(Have a look to Doug Hamilton's mail
from 11/3/04, too)
I know the upper PROPERTY-Command doesn't exist.
But it would be nice if ...
Reason:
I have one form with a
--> Variable Lookup ListBox (in order to
choose the CustId --> vCustId) and some
--> DbEdit - Fields
(in order to edit CustName... that belong to the CustId).
I'm looking
for a possibility to choose the CustId out of the ListBox and directly
(without any other form) edit the record that belongs to that chosen
CustId.
I don't want to use a CHOOSE-Command before, I dont want to use
temp. table.
Solution (not the best one, but it works)
--Call the Form
SET VAR vCustId INTEGER = 1 (first record
is to see)
WHILE vCustId > -1 THEN
EDIT USI FCustEdit WHE
CustId = .vCustId
ENDWHILE
RETURN
--OnClick-EEP in
VarListBox
CLOSEWINDOW
RETURN
-- BitButton to CLose the form
SET VAR vCustId = -1
CLOSEWINDOW
RETURN
-- BitButton to
add a new row
property table Customers 'append'
saverow
property
CustIdList refreshlist 'true'
RETURN
Well, it works, but I'm
looking for an elegant solution. With an property-command like
property
RBase_Form rebuild 'true'
one could reach that goal elegant.
Regards
Armin
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