Newbies donal123 Posted June 4, 2003 Newbies Posted June 4, 2003 help is appreciated. thanks in advance I am trying to create what a think should be value lists with relationships what i am trying to achieve is having a drop down list and then a corresponding drop down list for each topic. for instance if someone selects the body part "chest" from the first value list then a list of exercises would be displayed relating to chest in the second value list. the first list would have a drop down of say each major body part chest, back, arm, leg and the second exercise type would list those related exercises. thanks
cjaeger Posted June 4, 2003 Posted June 4, 2003 build the second on a relation based on the first field first valuelist= from field, database2, all values from majorbody part 2nd valuelist, based on relation majorbodypart<->database2::majorbodypart, all corresponding values from database2::bodypartdetail
Newbies donal123 Posted June 5, 2003 Author Newbies Posted June 5, 2003 how do i choose just the first topic say "chest" to relate to just the list of chest exercises in the second drop down menu
Charles Delfs Posted June 5, 2003 Posted June 5, 2003 I have this exact program in my gym for my trainers. What I do: 1 database with MajorPart and Movement fields (and descriptions, pics etc) I have a GlobalMajorPart field with a pop up menu and the values are from the MajorPart Field. The a self relationship from Global MajorPart to MajorPart. In a portal I list the Movements. This system workd great and I can pick from 100's of exercise with just a few clicks. Charles
Ugo DI LUCA Posted June 5, 2003 Posted June 5, 2003 Hi, Make a search for conditional value lists here on the forum. Plenty of other examples. Note that Charles solution uses a global, which may not be your case...
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