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I have a page that loads data from several databases. It uses InlineAction tags to do this. Now, on the same page, I have fields that can be edited. The fields are from several databases. How can I edit multiple databases with one submit? I am aware their might be a way to do it using InlineAction tags, however I have no clue what the syntax would be. Could someone please help me???

Thanks!!

C

Posted

You could try Javascript to submit more than one form. Instead of using input submit types use a button type as such:

<form name="myform1" .....>....<input type="hidden" name="-edit"></form>

<form name="myform2" .....>....<input type="hidden" name="-edit"></form>

<form name="myform3" ....>....<input type="hidden" name="-edit"></form>

<input type="button" onclick="subforms();">

In the <head> try this function:

<script>

function subforms() {

document.myform1.submit();

document.myform2.submit();

document.myform3.submit();

}

</script>

</head>

I've never tried this, however it is worth a go!

All the best.

Garry

Posted

With Lasso it is possible to do this using -Nothing action, form params, variables and inlines, it allows you to create ASP-ish solutons.......i am somewhat supprised that Filemaker haven't included these features in the CDML tag set for the 5.5 upgd as it makes many CDML problems a bit of a no brainer.

[ July 25, 2001: Message edited by: scratchmalogicalwax ]

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  • Newbies
Posted

Thanks, I will try submitting the forms using Javascript. Thanks for all your help! I'll let you know my results!

C

Posted

tummah2 did you get the Javascript to work?

I've been messing with it for a few hours, and can't get anything to work.

Scratch, how much work is involved in moving to lasso?

Costs?

(I'm running FMP UNILM on a Mac OS 9.1 with WSC on OS X Server/Apache now)

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