Newbies axiserick Posted April 3, 2006 Newbies Posted April 3, 2006 (edited) Hi everyone. I'm well versed in sql and general database design, but I've just been handed a group of FP5 database files to upgrade to 8. The upgrade goes fine, and things work. I enable IWP so there can be web access. When using FM8 Pro on the machine, I can enter a "ClientID" on a Job ticket and it will automatically match that with the ClientID in the Clients table, and populate the data specified in the form. Works great using FM as the client. Oh, i'm currently using F8 Pro trial until our full version of 8 gets here (today), but shouldn't really matter I don't think. However, when I load up that same Job ticket form using a browser (IE, safari, both don't work), and enter a "ClientID" it won't populate the necessary fields like it does on the software itself. Am I missing anything obvious? I've searched the forums, and the relationship is there, it works on the software, so I'm stumped. Edited April 3, 2006 by Guest
Newbies axiserick Posted April 3, 2006 Author Newbies Posted April 3, 2006 One more thing, I've even created a new, barebones database with Job and Client tables. The lookup from the job table to populate the Client info works on the software but not on the web there as well
Søren Dyhr Posted April 3, 2006 Posted April 3, 2006 You are bound to explicitly save data to make the trigging, and it's done with: http://www.filemaker.com/help/Script-Steps62.html ...which in essense means that you should place a button next the the keyfield that does the same as the submit button does. IWP is different!!! --sd
Newbies axiserick Posted April 3, 2006 Author Newbies Posted April 3, 2006 thanks...i knew that was the issue in my mind but didn't fully click till I saw what you said.
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