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 Author  Thread: Navigate to a specific lookup
Paul Pacun
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Navigate to a specific lookupYour last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 27 Aug 08 5:40 PM
I HAVE SOLVED THIS. I just added a little code to tell the user to move off the secondardy contact - before processing - I actually stop them. Its not the perfect solution but it works.


Hi,

I have a customized merge function, the user picks the first contact, hits primary, selects another contact, hits secondary and then merge. When they merge I have an error if they were sitting on the 2nd contact (the one which is now gone) - very understandable. When we are doing this we are working from a specific lookup (named: Duplicate Address). If I navigate to the primary contact so I don't get the error Application.Mainviews.GetViewForRecord ivcontactid1.lookupid, "CONTACT" it leaves me in a group of 1. How can I stay within the lookup I started in?

I have looked at CurrentGroupId (pretty sure this is not it) and CurrentViewId but am not sure how to invoke them.

We are using 7.2.

Thanks,

Paul
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