stefangs Posted October 1, 2008 Posted October 1, 2008 i'm trying to put several portals on a layout that lets me quickly look up stuff like this: portal 1 should display the main category (unfiltered, i.e. a list of things). clicking on a portal row should filter portal 2. portal 2 should contain subcategories. clicking on a row should filter portal 3. portal 3 should contain a list of items. clicking on a row should reveal a number of detail fields. - the way i have it set up now is with the table focus on main category. i get the list in portal 1 using a selfjoin. clicking on a row sets a global field to the ID of the main category and portal 2 now displays appliccable subcategories in portal 2. the table for subcategories also contains a global which is set when clicking on a row in portal 2, similar to the way the above relationship works. however, the third portal remains empty. perhaps it has to do with the table focus, because i am asking for a relationship that is one step further away than the normal parent-child relationship. is there a workaround to this scenario or am i missing something altogether?
normanicus Posted October 1, 2008 Posted October 1, 2008 I am not sure from your description how the third portal relationship works but it appears that it may have a global field on both sides. This would not work as it could not be indexed. Apologies if my understanding is wrong.
stefangs Posted October 1, 2008 Author Posted October 1, 2008 actually. the relationships are set up differently. i just realized how difficult it is to explain and so i made a quick template. when i did, it worked! so i must have something mixed up in my real file which i'm sure i'll find. i'm posting my template which may be useful for other users also. Multiportals.fp7.zip
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