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tfertil

Posts: 43
Posted: 11/18/2010, 12:55 PM

Hi everyone.

I added Cancel button to some pages manually, but my question is: Is there a way to make the Application Builder wizard to include a CANCEL button in every maintenance page generated?

Thanks.
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ckroon

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Posted: 11/18/2010, 1:08 PM

Yes.. look for the Option to include the Cancel button in the Builder :)

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tfertil

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Posted: 11/18/2010, 2:10 PM

Thanks, crkoon, but sorry, I'm using CCS 4.3.00.7676, I check every step and tab of the Builder with no luck: I can't find any option to include the Cancel Button!

I found the option in the Help under "Record Form". I FOUND the option when I use the Record Builder over an existing form, but not when I use the Application Builder ( As in "File > New > Page > Application Builder").

But I need to generate almos 90 maintenance pages, I was hoping I don't need to create a CANCEL button for each one, nor use record builder in every one just to get the missing button.

Any ideas?
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ckroon

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Posted: 11/18/2010, 2:21 PM

hmmm.. that is strange that it is not an option.

What I would do is this: build my maintenance pages.

Then make a record form with the record builder.. just to get a Cancel Button.. copy the Cancel Button and paste it on all my maintenance pages.
Be sure to right click the button and select Copy button_cancel... its safer that way :)


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datadoit
Posted: 11/18/2010, 4:27 PM

No, it's not included in the application builder, only in the Grid and
Record Form builders.

Regardless, the Cancel button will still need to be programmed or set to
'do' something. Each screen built would usually have a different place
to go or a different action to take when canceled.

Since most cancel buttons just go back from whence they came, you could
make one cancel button, give it a javascript action of history.go(), and
copy and paste that button where needed.

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