I found a post that seems to indicate that it its not that easy.
Still, if anyone has an idea ... The form is view only
Hi there!
I would like to have a form as a child on a browse. So let's say I have an order browse with a lot of information but I only have a handfull of fields I want to place on the browse. The other fields I want to place on a form (for viewing only) below the browse. So when I click on a row in the browse the fields inside the form/view have to tag along.
How can I do that? I have tried to most obvious way to put the update form as a child of the order browse, but that does not work.
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Sjoerd
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Re: Browse with child Form
« Reply #1 on: October 27, 2008, 07:08:56 am »
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Hi Sjoerd,
>> I would like to have a form as a child on a browse.
Yes, this seems like an obvious thing to do, and something I started looking into in example #5 (which doesn't work).
It turns out to be a seriously non-trivial thing to implement, because of the way the architecture works. At the moment it's one of those cases where the "simple" is really not simple under the skin. I might be able to make it work in NetTalk 5, but at this stage I' making no promises.
One possible work-around is to use a NetWebSource rather than a netWebForm. This (unfortunately) means you have to code the html yourself, but is more-or-less the only option right now.
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« Reply #2 on: October 27, 2008, 11:44:04 am »
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Bruce,
Do you have some examples of this manual option you're talking about since this is my only option right now?
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