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Call Form from Data Grid
Posted: 10 May 06 10:21 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d I have a custom datagrid tab that displays the software that our customers have purchased. I have created this tab in such a way that will allow the administration department to select one, multiple, or all rows in this grid to change the status of the software records from Active to Inactive, Pending to Active, or change all records to Inactive. This part works great! However, I need to find a way that when the user selects one of these right-click options another form will pop-up allowing them to enter an Invoice Dt or and Inactive Dt (depending on the option selected) that will update the database at the same time the status gets updated. I have created a new form with these two date fields contained on it. I am having problems getting this edit form to pop-up. I also need a way to pass the date entered on the second form back to the script in the data form to complete the update sql statement that I have written there that updates the status,etc. Any suggestions? I have tried using the code that is contained in the Opportunity Detail screen for the Close Opportunity pop-up screen but that doesn't appear to be working either. Ideally, if there is currently an Inactive Dt or Invoice Dt already in this record, I would like that to display in the pop-up form as an alert to the user that there is currently a date value for this record so they would be overwriting it if changed.
Hope this makes sense!  |
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Re: Call Form from Data Grid
Posted: 11 May 06 12:30 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d There's a few different ways to launch the form from the grid. The best way is to load it in a MainView and then you can pass some properties to it for the values you need. But a simpler route might be to just load it normally. I am guessing that this is a data form (bound to your table). If that is the case then you need to use ShowViewForRecord to display it and pass the ID value for the row in question to give it context (See http://www.slxdeveloper.com/page.aspx?action=viewarticle&articleid=48 for some info on ShowViewForRecord).
As far as passing values back and forth, you can use Globals for that. Take a look at Application.GlobalInfo. You can set values there and then grab them from the invoked form. When done you can add some values there you can grab from the calling form (where the grid is) if needed.
Does that help? |
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Re: Call Form from Data Grid
Posted: 11 May 06 3:40 PM
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abortion pill online usa abortion pill usa legal go fiogf49gjkf0d I was incorrect in the last part of my original post. After thinking this through it does not make sense for me to say "Ideally, if there is currently an Inactive Dt or Invoice Dt already in this record, I would like that to display in the pop-up form as an alert to the user that there is currently a date value for this record so they would be overwriting it if changed." The reason being is because the right-click functionality that I have added is to allow users to select multiple records and have all of those records updated with the date they have entered into this pop-up screen. That being said, I do understand the information that was given regarding the ShowViewForRecord and I think I know what I need to do. Basically, I'm going to pass it a keyfield value that really isn't going to do anything but "Trick" the form into thinking it's for a specific record. Then if OK is selected I will just set a global variable to pass that data back to the grid script to update the database. I don't know....that sounds too "easy" but I will give it a whirl and let you know if I break something!!  |
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Re: Call Form from Data Grid
Posted: 11 May 06 3:48 PM
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precio lomper comprimidos lomper 20 mg precio fiogf49gjkf0d Originally posted by Sarah Peterson
Basically, I'm going to pass it a keyfield value that really isn't going to do anything but "Trick" the form into thinking it's for a specific record. |
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If that is what you want to do then I would just use a manage form, instead of a data form. A manage form is nothing but a stand alone form, no data binding, no record context. Then all you would need to do is just launch it (using Application.BasicFunctions.DoInvoke - or as a MainView).
You could pass the values around with globals, or even get a reference back to the calling form and do whatever you want from the manage form that is now displaying.
Something like this (from the dialog):
Dim frm
Set frm = Application.Forms("MyFamily:MyFormName")
If Not frm Is Nothing Then
' get what you need from the grid
frm.DataGrid1.Whatever
' you can even invoke a sub on the other form and pass it some values from this form too
frm.Script.MySub Edit1.Text
End If
See what I mean?
But basically, the point is to not use a data form, and instead use a Manage Form and script everthing behind it. Whether you pass things around with globals or get a reference to the other form to do things doesn't matter too much. |
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Re: Call Form from Data Grid
Posted: 12 May 06 1:23 AM
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buy naltrexone online india low dose naltrexone buy zatextile.com fiogf49gjkf0d Typically a grid has a data view that is linked to one table. You could create 2 data forms that point to the same table. One data form opens up the datetimeedit controls, one data form opens up the rest of the grid information. If you're using inline editing of the grid then that second data form wouldn't be necessary. If you have multiple records selected you would ShowViewForRecord the first record selected, take the datetime values and update the remaining rows. Update multiple opportunities is the name of a stock SalesLogix form that probably does a lot of what you're doing here so if it's on your system you may get some more ideas from it. |
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