LaRetta Posted September 15, 2014 Posted September 15, 2014 File Name: ModalPopovers.fmp12 File Submitter: LaRetta File Submitted: 15 Sep 2014 File Category: Samples FM Version: 13 Here is an example of a modal transactional popover on *list view that I created when 13 first came out. It uses Get ( RecordOpenState ) to lock the popover in place if a change is being made, eliminating the need to set global variables or fields. I'm including a screen shot so those with older versions can see what is possible in 13. It can come in handy if on ipad since we can't open modal windows. You can provide this popover with more details but allow User to scroll the list. If they DO change data, only then does the popover freeze which then requires button to exit. And since there is transparent button over the popover, the user cannot commit the record until time to exit, which provides transactional control and revert for portals - all only when finished and a save is requested. * The number of records in list view should always be kept at minimum in any technique. If nothing else, and if you wish for a good laugh, go through the people in the list. They were people who applied for the 'ugliest person in the world' contest. The data is dummy data. I enjoyed putting it together and I hope others find it worthwhile and humorous as well. :-) Click here to download this file Added ... I think if I used something like this, I would conditionally hide the buttons on the popover. If the user doesn't begin editing, they serve no purpose. 2
Raybaudi Posted September 16, 2014 Posted September 16, 2014 Hi LaRetta nice job Expecially for Windows users, like me.
rivet Posted March 17, 2016 Posted March 17, 2016 please upload sample again, link it broken and it such a good technique.
LaRetta Posted March 17, 2016 Author Posted March 17, 2016 The post is too old for me to edit but here is a new link to it. I sure had fun making it. :-) modal popovers
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