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Greetings folks!

I've got two tabs set up, each containing fields from two separate tables. I've placed a button on each tab and have assigned the new record script to each button. When on "tab a", I want the new record button to enter a new record for the table represented on "tab a". When on "tab b", I want the new record to enter a new record for the table represented on "tab b".

However, when clicking the button on "tab b", it starts a new record on "tab a". Any idea how I can fix this?

Thanks in advance for your assistance!

- - Jeff

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Is the layout's Show Records From setting the same as the table shown on Tab A (the one that works)? Unless you've set up scripts to specifically handle creates for the individual tables, then the record will be created for the table specified for the layout.

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Yeppers. The layout is set to show records from the table represented in tab A.

How would I script creating records for a specific table...which seems what I will need to do in order to create record for the table represented in tab b?

Thanks for your insight!

- - Jeff

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Have a script for the TabB create that does the following sequence:

Freeze Window

Go To Layout [ ]

New Record Request

Go To Layout [original layout]

In other words, you have to go to a layout that is based on your TabB table in order to create a record for that table, then return to your A/B layout.

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