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dwelsh
Posted: 11/07/2002, 12:34 PM


I am working on an Open PO list.

How would I redirect the search to a 'Invalid PO' page if a search was executed with a PO number that does not exist?

Right now it pulls up the Open PO page with the fields empty.

RonB
Posted: 11/08/2002, 4:12 AM

Could you please provide some more info (database, programming language, what the hell does PO mean etc :-)
dwelsh
Posted: 11/08/2002, 5:47 AM

Im using ASP and VB.

A PO is a Purchase Order.

If a user was to type in a invalid PO, I would like them rediredted to a page with the text Invalid PO.

Right now if they type in an invalid PO from the search page, it show the PO page empty.

EMG
Posted: 11/08/2002, 6:12 AM

CC or CCS?
dwelsh
Posted: 11/08/2002, 8:44 AM


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xbill
Posted: 11/08/2002, 11:19 AM

The quickest way is probably to use
custom events in CCS and the counting
records feature.

On the destination page- add some custom
code to get the count of the matched record set.

To use custom events- check the help or
browse through some old articles in this forum.
Custom event handling was completely reworked
in CCS vs. CC.

The logic is something like:
if the count of the found records is 0 then
page redirect to a new page.

Some sample counting record code can be
found at:

http://www.gotocode.com/art.asp?art_id=230&

You can put the counting code in the
"Before Show" event on the search result page.

-bill

   


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