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Re: Custom Mainview Advanced Lookup....anyone ever done this?
Posted: 06 Jul 06 2:29 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Did you mean QuickFind ?
Yes, it's dead easy - create a new data form (bound to the MV primary table)
Add the fields you want to the form - ensure the form size is sized so that it only takes up min amount of room
Save the form and then manage lookups. Find your table and pick the lookup - edit that and set the View Name to the form you created earlier
Open your main view and on the properties select the QuickFindLookup and then select the lookup you created earlier. Save and release
Now, when you select QuickFind - it will show your new form - and you can fill in as much as you need - and SLX will automatically build the query |
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Re: Custom Mainview Advanced Lookup....anyone ever done this?
Posted: 06 Jul 06 8:16 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Thanks Mike, I will try that!
Update....
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I really meant the advanced lookup, like when you go Lookup ==> Accounts ==> Advanced Lookup
In old SalesLogix (5.), it was called the QBE view. In fact, the current SLX version still uses legacy views for the Contact, Account, Opp Advanced Lookups.
Now that we're creating custom mainviews, I was wondering if there is an SLX sanctioned way to do Custom advanced lookups. I could build a custom view that generates the SQL, or the resulting IDs, but that is a cumbersome process and not very flexible.
The way you suggested works only as a QuickFind (I think), and I might be able to live with it - still pretty slick, but I couldn't get it to work when called from Code, like
application.BasicFunctions.LookupItemWithConditionByID "Property:PropertyID", false, "", "", "", ""
OR
application.basicfunctions.DoInvoke "Lookup", "Property:PropertyID" |
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