Hello,

I want to compare my edit (currentRecId) with the (CurrentRecID) value in the database.

I want this because if the field subscription did not change it may go directly to reply.htm page. But if the field subscription is different then de database I want to get a email with the changes in it and after the e-mail it should go to reply.htm.

Is this possible using CDML. I am thinking about using [FMP-if:] tags, but I still don't have the solution.

Greetings Jukkie,

The "-recid" value for an "-edit" will always be the same as the returned "CurrentRecID". Hence, you need another method.

I assume that you have a "Changed" subscription or an "Unchanged" subscription? You can use some Javascript for this:

if (changed) { document.myform.elements["-format"].value = "email.html"; };

Good Luck.

Garry

It might be worth looking at the [FMP-CurrentModID] CDML tag

The CDML Reference database has some info on its use.

Hello Garry & Vaughan,

First to Garry. Your solution doesn't work for me because we have got a 250MB, 500MB, 1GB and so on. So a reseller can pick the storage needed for his customer. So there is no changed of unchanged subscription option.

I will look into the option Vaughan says.

A solution to this problem is: if the reseller want to change a record the first page only gives the all fields accept the subscript field to edit. If the reseller want to change the subscription field the reseller can click on the subcription link and change only the subscription field.

But I want do this in one page. So I gonne look into the [FMP-CurrentModID] CDML tag.

If there is anyone with an other good idea. Please let me know.

Greetings Jukkie

Re: we have got a 250MB, 500MB, 1GB and so on. So a reseller can pick the storage needed for his customer. So there is no changed of unchanged subscription option

I guessed that, hence my "changed" was just a simple way of saying:

changed = False;

curr_subscription = "[FMP-Field: subscription]";

if (curr_subscription != document.myform.subscription.value) { changed = True; } ;

if (changed) { .....

However, I guess that you are not a programmer. So this method may not work for you.

Good Luck

Garry