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I have a main database of workshop participants and the portal lists all the workshops each has registered for. If I want to find all the participants of a particular workshop, I can perform a find on the workshopcode and it will list all the participants in that particular workshop (the portal also lists all the other workshops those participants have registered for which is not a problem). I would then like to go to another layout and list the participants for the found set only. It does that plus "other" workshops of the first record. Also How can I get the title of that workshop to appear in the header of the list?

Thanks for you help.

Hi,

Hmmm.... Find in Portal problem. You should look at DJ's article about Find in Portal in the Article section as you surely missed something :

When you want to find a record in a related file, you must find it in the related file...

But in your case, you should look to Filtering Technique using a global which list all workshops_Ids

This global would be the key field at left side of a relationship :

Main:global::RealtedWorkshops::Workshop_Id.

This will lead to a portal listing all participants to the workshop.

Search also for "Filtering Portal" here on the Forum.

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Thanks - I was thinking about the global option but didn't go any futher with it. I will try. Thanks.

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