chzboi Posted May 18, 2004 Posted May 18, 2004 We have FM Unlimited 5 as a web server hosting files from our FM server. One of the html files is a form which our sales force uses to submit requests. When a request is submitted we have some code that changes the status of a field from "incomplete" to "completed". The code looks like this... " <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME=DesignRequest::requeststatus Value="Completed">" All is well.... until.... We upgraded the FM Unlimited server to OS X(10.2.8) and FM unlimited 6.0v4. Now when the submit button is selected we get an error that states...
Garry Claridge Posted May 19, 2004 Posted May 19, 2004 On the Layout "viewitems", does the Field "DesignRequest::requeststatus" have "edit" rights? Good Luck. Garry
Steve T. Posted May 24, 2004 Posted May 24, 2004 Howdy! I don't see anything wrong w/the code but I've never entered web data into a related field before. I'd suggest following up on Garry's permissions guess. Maybe when you "upgraded", the 2nd database was also not set to be shared or something. I know you said you're not an HTML coder, but maybe eliminating some things might help narrow the problem down (just work from copies, though). For example, maybe those INCLUDE files also mention the requeststatus field and are causing a conflict... I'd remove those to see if it makes a difference. Temporarily remove those mail tags, too. Once you've identified the problem, you can work on fixing it. If none of these help, you may want to post shells of your db's and/or includes, too. Or it's probably something one of the pro developers could fix really quickly for cheap, free, or promises of future work if you're not up to it yourself. I think there's even a forum for that, isn't there? Good luck! --ST
chzboi Posted May 25, 2004 Author Posted May 25, 2004 Thanks for all the input. Ill give it a try. If anybody else has any ideas, they would be much appreciated, thanks!!
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