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Hi all

Just started in Filemaker Pro 11 Advanced.

I created a portal with a background so the rows get colored differently (standard function)

The rows displaying however turn up white. I would assume they get the same color as the row they are on.

What do I have to do to get the same color in the fields as in the row?

And second question :( Every row in the portal has a field 'opmerkingen' which I want to display outside of the portal. The content has to scroll with the portal, showing the content of the row it's on.

Is this possible and if yes, how ?

Thanks

Sabrina Horst

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What do I have to do to get the same color in the fields as in the row?

Set the fields to be transparent. They will then take on any color of the background behind them.

Regarding your second question, I think the answer is that there is no easy way to have a field outside a portal scroll in sync with a portal. The way to do this would be to add the data from 'Opmerkingen' to a dedicated field in the related table, and then list it in the portal with the rest of the data.

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Ok now I've set transparent and it looks ok. But as soon as I click within the portal some fields take over the background of the body and not the portal ?

see screenshots.

Howcome?

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Yes this is what I meant.

But in your example I cannot change the comment, which is what I want (or mutate via a button).

But how did you manage to do this?

Even by exploring your example I cannot see what you did to get the scrolling.

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Ok I get it, I think.

You display the description of a second table with an updated projectid.

This gets updated by a script, but I can't figure out where this script gets triggered.

Help please?

Sabrina

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