Refresh throughout tables and portals.

[tmas73]

I have some problems for calculations to display, even with a refresh action they wont display. The only way I get them to refresh is clicking on the portal record. So I found a work around to display the calculations. I added a script that switches to a copy of the same layout and back to the original one, it is refreshed, but is there not a "Right" way of doing this?

Thanks

[Ugo DI LUCA]

Hi,

There should be but you said you tried a refresh.

There's a script step called Refresh Window, which should do what you expect.

If the unstored calculations don't show up, it's surely because they are tied to a Table Occurrence far away the first relation.

That's why the options to empty joins cache are for. Make sure you use them.

HTH

[tmas73]

Hi,

There should be but you said you tried a refresh.

There's a script step called Refresh Window, which should do what you expect.

If the unstored calculations don't show up, it's surely because they are tied to a Table Occurrence far away the first relation.

That's why the options to empty joins cache are for. Make sure you use them.

HTH

I do use the refresh with clear flush joint. But its like doing nothing. It calculates the calculation but I have a radio choics of gram and ounce and if I hit those and the calculation changes to ounce it displays all "00" until I refresh the wired way!

Thanks

[Søren Dyhr]

But More info is required here, you need to give us a more thorough description of purpose and context. Why is the behaviour desired, is there a global field involved. Is it positioned in the correct TO etc.

--sd

[tmas73]

But More info is required here, you need to give us a more thorough description of purpose and context. Why is the behaviour desired, is there a global field involved. Is it positioned in the correct TO etc.

--sd

Hi its based on this calculation.

http://fmforums.com/forum/showtopic.php?tid/194575/fromactivity/mytopics/

The setup is complicated.

The main table (recipes) has a tab display of a calculation (see the file from the other post) the calculation really happens in a second table (oil quantities) and this table (oil quantities) gets a product list (oils) from a 3rd table (oil materials).

Hope that helps