User Defined query niggles

rocketman

1) First screen - If you have a lot of Access Levels, the list doesn't scroll so you cannot select any tat you can't see

2) If you type in a complex search manually for example

FIND SalesTrans WHERE YEAR(SalesTrans.TxDate) =YEAR(CURRENT_DATE) AND SalesTrans.TXType='Credit'

This doesn't get remembered in subsequent edits. Moreover if you flip to the following screen, the field for the complex bit (YEAR(SalesTrans.TxDate) is empty (but the bit after te = contains the correct match pattern ie =YEAR(CURRENT_DATE) . So basically, you have to go to previous screen and start again from scratch

3) Sort Attribute is not remembered

Apart from that - it's a great feature which I'm loving

rocketman

WISH LIST

The ablity to add a different form other than the default "Main" for the edit button would be superb, possibly also adding a process such as "Email" to the query

chris29

With the additional Edit forms.

You can add a many forms as you like to an object.

On form operations you can Specify which for to use for the Operation Type 'Edit Object.

In Processes just use the USING to indicate the form you want to use.

I currently have an object that has 12 different forms (Used as Edit forms) that are displayed depending on a Type attribute and I haven't have any issue.

rocketman

Thanks for te reply Fusion. I was however specifically talking about being able to specify which form to use when a user defines their own query in the developer edition