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Claris Engage 2025 - March 25-26 Austin Texas ×

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Your request is not clear. If you are expecting a portal within a portal, then you will be disappointed because that is not possible. Perhaps a list view with a wide body part and a portal in the body part?

Please provide a bit more of what you are hoping to design.

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You don't need a button to add a portal row. Just turn on Allow Create in the relationship.

However, if you'd rather not have that on, then the script would look like this (not real code):

Set $parentID, ParentKeyID

go to child table

new record

set foreignParentID field, $parentID

go to original layout

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I see. Cannot do that. This isn't Excel, there's no insert row.

You can, however, sort the portal so that the "new" row ends up in the proper location in the list.

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OK, looked at the file.

imho, you shouldn't store text values in your join table, but rather IDs. Also, your interface leaves holes in your join table. You are not creating proper join records, if you intend for the personnel to be related to the project.

I would approach this using a side-by-side portal. The first portal would have the list of projects. Select a project and populate a global field (or $$var). The second portal would show all related personnel for that projectID.

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