ckai Posted November 18, 2009 Posted November 18, 2009 I'm thinking this is gonna be one of those.."I was dumb not to think of that" type of moments. What I'm trying to do (if possible) is go to a record based on the result selected in a drop down box. I'll set the scene: On my clients form, in the header, I have a drop down box which has a list of my clients. When the user selects a client from the box I want it to show that record. I can do this easily through a Find script but I don't want to filter, I just want to go to the appropriate record. I thought it was going to be a using something like Go To Record... but doesn't seem to be right. Any help will be cool. Thanks
ckai Posted November 18, 2009 Author Posted November 18, 2009 Well I think I must be getting the hang on this FM stuff. I seem to be working things out myself eventually once I work out what each script step actually does. For those that are interesting, I did end up using a Find script. I could shorten it but we'll see how it goes. How I've done it: Enter Find Set Field to the global field I have Perform Find Show all records (this was the step I didn't have - you stay on the record you've found but show all the other records so it looks like you've just gone straight to the required record) Set Field [global field to ""] this just removed the id number that would stay there since I'm using a drop down list (so I can type the first letter to scroll the list). If I was using a pop-up I probably wouldn't do this.
Zcast Posted November 19, 2009 Posted November 19, 2009 Try this out. I still couldn't figure out placing the menu on the customer page?? But got it to whee you can pick from the drop down and go to the related record. test3.zip
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