[email protected] Posted October 11, 2000 Posted October 11, 2000 I am building a calendar database. I have one database that is the calendar itself, and each day has a repeating portal of events that occur on that day. I have made that repeating portals buttons, and I want to be able to hit the button which will take me to that particular event, which is a record on a different database. I don't know how to go from one databse to another, select that particular record that is represented by the button/repeating portal, and have only that event show. I by no means an expert , so please explain in detail. Thank you.
Kurt Knippel Posted October 11, 2000 Posted October 11, 2000 quote: Originally posted by [email protected]: I am building a calendar database. I have one database that is the calendar itself, and each day has a repeating portal of events that occur on that day. I have made that repeating portals buttons, and I want to be able to hit the button which will take me to that particular event, which is a record on a different database. I don't know how to go from one databse to another, select that particular record that is represented by the button/repeating portal, and have only that event show. I by no means an expert , so please explain in detail. Thank you. The concept is easy, the reality is more complicated, but simpler once broken into the parts of the concept. 2 steps are involved. First use the Go To Related Record [Event by DayID, Show Only Related Records]. This will create a found set in your Event database of only the events for that calendar day. Second use the Perform Script [External, Event] to run a script in your Event database, which will take you to a layout for displaying the event chosen. Setup these two scripts as seperate items and you should not have any problems. ------------------ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Kurt Knippel Consultant Database Resources mailto:[email protected] http://www.database-resources.com =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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