Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

Thanks -- I remember your excellent stack. I originally copied it and used MySQL. Now I'm using SQLite and thinking about Valentina. I used the database query builder because I was able to copy the way 9 to 5 reports used to work with the "set SQL of Query" function called by right clicking a field

Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

If you turn on "Revolution UI Elements in Lists" in the VIew menu, you will be able to show the Revolution stacks in the Application Browser and edit their scripts directly. You will be able to check the scripts there and perhaps apply them. However I see what you mean about slow updates. Have you

Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

Thanks -- I hadn't realized that Mark was talking about his own handler. The button which is "Refresh" for the database query builder is given it's ability in the database tab and the script is not visible. There are several interesting commands for the database query builder which are not documen

Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 2:59 AM, william humphrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have the same problem. I use the database query builder to fill out fields > in my card and I would like to automate the "refresh" button's call. I tried > sending mouseup to the "refresh" button and get no error but

Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

I have the same problem. I use the database query builder to fill out fields in my card and I would like to automate the "refresh" button's call. I tried sending mouseup to the "refresh" button and get no error but also nothing happens. I tried send "loadTable" to stack "Main Stack" and got the er

Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

>> If you don't use table fields, what do you use to display lists in? > > Just normal scrolling fields. I never turn on the "Table" setting. > > Cheers, > Sarah > ___ > use-revolution mailing list > use-revolu

Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

> Which gets me back to: how do I call a script in a parent stack from a > substack? > I'm trying this now and I get an error: handler not found. I'm assuming the > substack doesn't know the script in the parent stack exists. Is this where > you have to put scripts into the FrontScripts? Not sure.

Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

linked the table > field to a query, is this going to update the field automatically when > you change the database? > ___________ > use-revolution mailing list > use-revolution@lists.runrev.com > Please visit this url to subscribe, unsu

Re: Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

> I would like to "refresh" a table of data (loaded using the revDataFromQuery > command) that is on a parent stack, after editing a record on another > substack. > > The parent stack could possibly be loaded with thousands of records, so I'd > like to not have to call my "on loadTable" stack scrip

Refresh Table after editing record in another stack - bumped

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