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I created a portal that is based on a company table related to a Estimate_Line Item table. To this I have two related fields: parent client key = ::child client key and check box options= vendor (which is a calculation field="vendor)

 

 

It currently tells me when I click in the portal on my company table that this action cannot be performed because this field is not modifiable.

The portal is based on the Estimate_Line Item table and all fields located in it are from that table as well.

Any help appreciated.

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Ok I can modify the portal info now but I cannot add a new line item into this portal, it has locked me out. I know I need to click something I just cannot find it.

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Go to your relationship graph and open the link between the two table occurrences.  Below on the Estimates side, check 'Allow Creation of Related'.  :-)

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With this clicked I get this action cannot be performed because this field is not modifiable.

With it not clicked I cannot add anything.

In both situations I can go into existing records and modify them to my hearts content.

 

 

Any thoughts?


OK, I think I have it working. I eliminated one of my criteria in the relationship and it appears to have everything working now.

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you have a multi predicate key remove "VENDOR" check box from the relationship and use some other means to set that. (scripts)

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Ah yes, Stephen ... I misinterpreted this part:

 

I have two related fields: parent client key = ::child client key and check box options= vendor (which is a calculation field="vendor)

 

And since the Company table could not write 'Vendor' through to the Estimates field (because it was a calculation and therefore not modifiable) the action could not proceed.  Nice catch!

 

So yes, removing the checkbox line would do the trick! 

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