Ginxy33 Posted November 18, 2005 Posted November 18, 2005 I think I may have a layout problem. I have a table "Order", and a table "OrderParts". When I do a script step to add an OrderPart to Orders it works just fine. I get another OrderPart.My problem is, once I get a new order part, that's all I can do with it. My Layout continues to edit the first OrderPart instead of editing the newly added OrderPart. I have used Portals, some script steps, and have had no luck. If anyone could give me a clue I would be greatful. I think my main problem might be that attacted to my OrdersTable are other tables such as "color" "size" and "style". These are the type of fields that I need the new information inserted in. I have attached my database for more information. The Layout that I am using is "Work Orders(Detail)" and I am checking it with "Customer" Orders" Printing_Company.zip
Sanjai Posted November 18, 2005 Posted November 18, 2005 I haven't see your files and would have a look in the evening once I reach home. Can you check if your relationship from order table to orderparts allows to create new records in the related table? I can see we can easily achieve what you are trying, by using portals.
Ginxy33 Posted November 18, 2005 Author Posted November 18, 2005 Yes, the Orders Table can create records in the orders table. As far as portals, I figured there was a way to do it, but I can't figure it out. I have put two related tables in a portal. The Table "PrintDesign" which is attached to OrderPart and "LineItems" which is also attached to OrderPart. But I just can't get them to update the newly created OrderPart. They still somehow point to the first Created OrderPart. By the way, thank you for responding so quickly. I appriciate your help.
Sanjai Posted November 18, 2005 Posted November 18, 2005 Give me some time till evening today. I would send a solution and you can check it tomorrow.
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