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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Using MEmform
« Last post by rjolda on April 21, 2024, 10:53:44 AM »Alberto,
I had a field equate.
The Field RESET was the key. Got it working.
Thanks,
Ron
I had a field equate.
The Field RESET was the key. Got it working.
Thanks,
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Browse Conditional CSS Background-color
« Last post by rjolda on April 21, 2024, 10:32:20 AM »Hi Ken,
I have no CSS experience. I hired a young kid to help me with CSS and help me understand it. He knows NOTHING of Clarion. These young kids code this CSS in their sleep. He was able to help me do some styling - even to dig down and take what appeared to be the correct style and find what was overriding it and correct it - all in css.....My advice, buy some CSS time and you can get it sorted out very quickly. I am trying to wrap up my web app. I have the kid on call so that we can do all the css and make it look pretty. CSS was a big headache for me - now, I just call my consultant and he sorts it out very quickly! No more CSS headaches for me. Also, I am learning CSS and how to put stuff in clarion so that I can control the elements I want! Let me know if you want contact info for my guy. (He charges less than $40.00 per hour because he is in Nigeria.)
Ron
I have no CSS experience. I hired a young kid to help me with CSS and help me understand it. He knows NOTHING of Clarion. These young kids code this CSS in their sleep. He was able to help me do some styling - even to dig down and take what appeared to be the correct style and find what was overriding it and correct it - all in css.....My advice, buy some CSS time and you can get it sorted out very quickly. I am trying to wrap up my web app. I have the kid on call so that we can do all the css and make it look pretty. CSS was a big headache for me - now, I just call my consultant and he sorts it out very quickly! No more CSS headaches for me. Also, I am learning CSS and how to put stuff in clarion so that I can control the elements I want! Let me know if you want contact info for my guy. (He charges less than $40.00 per hour because he is in Nigeria.)
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Using MEmform
« Last post by Alberto on April 21, 2024, 08:00:30 AM »HI rjolda,
You have to give Tab2 an equate, and then refresh the tab from the field on tab1.
Hope this helps.
You have to give Tab2 an equate, and then refresh the tab from the field on tab1.
Hope this helps.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Using MemForm again
« Last post by rjolda on April 21, 2024, 07:32:51 AM »Solved!
I had to move my code to the "POST UPDATE". That allowed all the field validations and then when they were all validated, the code ran the UPDATE and then my code in the "POST UPDATE" embed. I had called the Memform in "Change" mode.
Ron
I had to move my code to the "POST UPDATE". That allowed all the field validations and then when they were all validated, the code ran the UPDATE and then my code in the "POST UPDATE" embed. I had called the Memform in "Change" mode.
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Using MemForm again
« Last post by rjolda on April 21, 2024, 03:50:40 AM »Hi, Using NT14.18 and C11.0.136
I am using a Memform called in Change mode. I am collecting data and using it to write to 3 different tables.
I am putting my code in the ValidateUpdate Routine ( which calls the do CompleteForm and do ValidateRecord routines) and it calls these first.
However, if I open the memform and click the "Save" button for the form, it starts writing to my 3 tables and then pops up a message that required fields are not filled in... However, I want it to get the required fields FIRST. Is there a statement like IF ALL FIELDS ARE VALIDATED then go ahead and write to the tables. If NOT ALL VALIDATED then remind them to fill in the required fields?
Thanks,
Ron
I am using a Memform called in Change mode. I am collecting data and using it to write to 3 different tables.
I am putting my code in the ValidateUpdate Routine ( which calls the do CompleteForm and do ValidateRecord routines) and it calls these first.
However, if I open the memform and click the "Save" button for the form, it starts writing to my 3 tables and then pops up a message that required fields are not filled in... However, I want it to get the required fields FIRST. Is there a statement like IF ALL FIELDS ARE VALIDATED then go ahead and write to the tables. If NOT ALL VALIDATED then remind them to fill in the required fields?
Thanks,
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Using MEmform
« Last post by rjolda on April 21, 2024, 03:28:50 AM »Hi, Using NT 14.18 and c11.0.13630.
I am calling a MemForm in Change Mode.
Question 1: I am capturing a local field with a alphanumeric field on Tab1. I want to display this field which is saved as a Session Variable on Tab2 - 'thisVIN'. I save it as p_web.SSV('thisVIN', thisVIN). I have tried various Display field methods such as displaying the TEXT of p_web.GSV('thisVIN'). I have tried displaying it as a Session Variable using p_web.GSV('thisVIN'). No luck. What is the trick?
Thanks,
Ron
I am calling a MemForm in Change Mode.
Question 1: I am capturing a local field with a alphanumeric field on Tab1. I want to display this field which is saved as a Session Variable on Tab2 - 'thisVIN'. I save it as p_web.SSV('thisVIN', thisVIN). I have tried various Display field methods such as displaying the TEXT of p_web.GSV('thisVIN'). I have tried displaying it as a Session Variable using p_web.GSV('thisVIN'). No luck. What is the trick?
Thanks,
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Search field in the header
« Last post by Niels Larsen on April 19, 2024, 11:12:05 PM »I usually do it this way. "none" or something else. Just something that doesn't exist.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Search field in the header
« Last post by wasatchconsulting on April 19, 2024, 01:29:53 PM »I can get the page into the header, but it wants to bring the header, footer, and the menus along with the display. How would you change the memory form to only include the input field and the button and nothing else?
Ken
Ken
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Point of Sale (Cashier Screen) in Nettalk
« Last post by ntnewbies on April 19, 2024, 12:58:24 AM »hi,
Has anyone created a responsive web point of sale screen (Cashier Interface) using NetTalk?
regards,
jason
nt14.20
c11.1
Has anyone created a responsive web point of sale screen (Cashier Interface) using NetTalk?
regards,
jason
nt14.20
c11.1
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Browse Conditional CSS Background-color
« Last post by wasatchconsulting on April 18, 2024, 07:17:24 PM »I am using Nettalk 14.21
I have a browse within a memory form with certain columns getting a different background-color based on a field with a color code. I place the color code field into the CSS background-color CSS property for the field. For the most part it works just fine with the exception of the first row. When the memory form opens, it is just fine. User enters a field on the form and hits enter. The client side tab is set to refresh the browse list. When the browse is refreshed, the first row gets the color of the last row no matter what the color code is set for the first row.
I have ran debug to see if somehow the code is cycling back to the first row with the color of the last row and it is not doing that, but yet the color of the first row is set to the color of last row.
Ken Watts
I have a browse within a memory form with certain columns getting a different background-color based on a field with a color code. I place the color code field into the CSS background-color CSS property for the field. For the most part it works just fine with the exception of the first row. When the memory form opens, it is just fine. User enters a field on the form and hits enter. The client side tab is set to refresh the browse list. When the browse is refreshed, the first row gets the color of the last row no matter what the color code is set for the first row.
I have ran debug to see if somehow the code is cycling back to the first row with the color of the last row and it is not doing that, but yet the color of the first row is set to the color of last row.
Ken Watts