Leb i Sol Posted June 27, 2003 Posted June 27, 2003 Hi People! I was just wondering if it is possible to create a script that will show or hide an object in the portal row (eg. image) based on some condition? eg. records that do not have a field (eg. Date) populated ==============portal====================== record1.........1/2/2002 { ----NO RECORD IMEGE.jp----------------} record 3.......1/3/2003 record 4........1/1/2002 ========================================== Thanx for all the comments and advice!
Lee Smith Posted June 27, 2003 Posted June 27, 2003 Didn't someone already ask this question this week. Well, maybe not. Here is a demo file that may do what you want describe. I haven't tested it because I haven't had a need to do this. Conditional Portal Buttons by: John Mark Osborne at this URL: http://www.databasepros.com Good luck Lee
Leb i Sol Posted June 27, 2003 Author Posted June 27, 2003 hi Lee! Thanx for the post....I have actually looked at this file but my goal is a bit different...I wan to 'eliminate'-represent by an image - cover by an image (any perspective u want to take) those records that fit certain criteria(not all field entered); not just the last row....the fact that it is there does not bother me since it is obviosly empty. Also, ur right I was the one that asked the question that was simmilar to this...but not the same at all when the technique is conecerned. Bascially, I can not just "sort out" for the records and leave them out of the portal (due to the 1-many relationship) that is why I would like to "cover" them by an image. Thank you ALL!
Leb i Sol Posted June 27, 2003 Author Posted June 27, 2003 oooops perhaps I posted it wrong...not "hide the object in the portal row" but rather Hide the Entire Row and ALL the objects in it which changes the situation.... thanx_
Lee Smith Posted June 27, 2003 Posted June 27, 2003 Yeah, now you are talking about a file called Visible. Also, available at JMO's site. Lee
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