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Derek Schauland
Posts: 7
 
Form modificationsYour last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 22 Mar 06 12:29 PM

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Is it possible to change the base table on a form? I want to add a plugin to the contacts family and was told I should use the contacts form to get the plugin to appear in SLX. I have done that, but now the form base table is contact. I would like to use my custom table or get the contact table to see that my custom table is joined to it so I can access it from this form.

THe goal to accomplish is to populate a field in this new table with data in a picklist and then use that field to populate a datagrid. It is close, but not quite there due to a non functional join or wrong base table...

Any help would be awesome.

thanks

Derek
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Dawn
Posts: 13
 
Re: Form modificationsYour last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 22 Mar 06 2:15 PM
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Derek,

It is not possible to change the base table, to my knowledge.

If your custom table is joined to the contact table, than it should be available to the controls you place on the contact form. You should have created this custom table via Database Manager, under the contact table.

If, however, the table is a one-to-many to the Contact table, it will not show.

Since you state you want to populate a datagrid, I am guessing that you have a one-to-many. In this case, you should put the grid on the form and bind it with Contact.ContactID. The grid's SQL property is where you set the table the grid is based upon (the custom table that is one-to-many) and the fields you want to show.

You will then need to create an Add/Edit view (data view based on the table) for this new table, assign the new form as the Edit View for the grid.

OR you can create the grid and it's layout and then go into the grid's Columns property and modify the type of the column for the pick list field to Picklist and then associate a picklist to the column. This method will still require an Edit View for inserting new records.

Hope this helps!

Dawn
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Lou
Posts: 81
 
Re: Form modificationsYour last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 10 May 06 1:22 PM
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If you create a Data Form, then you can select the Base Table before you do anything.
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