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Just trying to tie a legacy edit box to a database field
Posted: 13 Nov 06 11:29 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d I know this is probably a stupid question, but I'm stumped and cannot find documentation on it anywhere. Help is vague as well.
I'm adding a field to the Account Profile tab in Accounts Detail. Just want to point it to the new database field, but all it does is display what I typed in the Text property in the edit box. I've tried it typed out as it would be from the SQL names of tables and fields, and I've tried it as it appears in the query builder using the user-friendly names, and then I tried both with an equal sign in front. I get the same result regardless. I've been using other controls' text values for reference. What am I missing?
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Re: Just trying to tie a legacy edit box to a database field
Posted: 14 Nov 06 3:17 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d You don't type in the Text field. Look for the red bold property (normally text) and from the data tab of the explorer (f9) simply drag the required column to the editbox object and drop it over it - it will then bind itself to the text portion. Suggest you don't use the DataPaths to type in the field as it's easy to get it wrong - just drag/drop over the field. |
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