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Hi, It may look like you have seen this before, that's because you have. I pasted this in from another topic. I didn't understand much of the information from the replies. Hense the name wrukie...rookie (I am new to this)

I want to do the following:

-SEARCH SCREEN

Let the user specify search criteria.

Perform the search.

-SEARCH RESULTS

Display a summary list of returned records.

Let the use click on a record id to edit the details

-UPDATE SCREEN

Let them update the details.

-back to the SEARCH RESULTS

And finally, (the part I can't work out how to do) - Perform the original search again to show the updated results.

Basically I want to automate the manual way af performing this, which would be Back, Back, Reload from the browser.

I have tried using history.go(-2), which brings me back to the results page, but then I need the results page to reload in order to show the changes made in the details page.

Thanks for any replies in advance.

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After the update page, specify an html format file that says "update successful" then redirect them back to the search results page by re-submitting the search criteria. This may require the use of tokens.

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quote:

Originally posted by wrukie:

Hi, It may look like you have seen this before, that's because you have. I pasted this in from another topic. I didn't understand much of the information from the replies. Hense the name wrukie...rookie (I am new to this)

I want to do the following:

-SEARCH SCREEN

Let the user specify search criteria.

Perform the search.

-SEARCH RESULTS

Display a summary list of returned records.

Let the use click on a record id to edit the details

-UPDATE SCREEN

Let them update the details.

-back to the SEARCH RESULTS

And finally, (the part I can't work out how to do) - Perform the original search again to show the updated results.

Basically I want to automate the manual way af performing this, which would be Back, Back, Reload from the browser.

I have tried using history.go(-2), which brings me back to the results page, but then I need the results page to reload in order to show the changes made in the details page.

Thanks for any replies in advance.

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Sorry about the previous messege, this is my first post to the forum.

I just got done attempting to solve the same problem. Listed below are the code snipits from what I did. This solution came from my reading sevral of the answers to previous questions on this topic and a lot of trial and error.

This is from the page the display's the Search Results:

<FORM ACTION="FMPro?" METHOD="POST" Name="Go2Record" ID="Go2Record">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-DB" VALUE="[FMP-CurrentDatabase]">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-Lay" VALUE="Web">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-error" VALUE="Error_Reply.htm">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-Format" VALUE="../[FMP-CurrentToken: 0]/Edit_Form.htm">

<!-- Bring along value of currentdatabase -->

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-Token.0" VALUE="[FMP-CurrentToken: 0]">

<!-- Bring along value of the current link. This is used to retrive this same search after editing the record. -->

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-Token.1" VALUE="[FMP-Link: k]">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-max" ID="-max" VALUE="1">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-skip" ID="-skip" VALUE="0">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-RecID" VALUE="[FMP-CurrentRecID]">

<INPUT TYPE="Submit" NAME="-Find" VALUE="[FMP-FIELD: Issue_Num]">

</FORM>

This is from the Edit page. This works but it does not seem to be doing a POST. The other issue I'm having is that I'd like to put a Previous, Next on the Edit form but it won't work when using tokens to store links. If anybody has tips I'd be glad to try them.

<FORM ACTION="[FMP-CurrentToken: 1]" METHOD="POST" Name="ReturnToSearch">

<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Return to Search Results"

onclick="javascript:submitReturnToSearch()">

</FORM>

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