Andy Farrell
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| Posted: 04/01/2001, 6:15 AM |
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After checking out UltraDev and various others, I've settled on
Codecharge -- look for my order in the next hour - very impressed for 1.0 --
great potential to become the ultimate web application fast development
tool.
One question: Is there an easy way to pass form field values from record
inserts. It seems using the usual INPUT method results in null values.
What's the answer? I'm finding a lot of time I need to have multiple inserts
occuring, keyed to an initial record created in the first insert.
Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
Cheers and congrats!
- Andy
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Henrik B. Rasmussen
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| Posted: 04/01/2001, 9:38 AM |
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"Andy Farrell" <andy@gravitymax.com.au> wrote in message
news:9a79l4$ift$1@mail.tankhill.com...
> After checking out UltraDev and various others, I've settled on
> Codecharge -- look for my order in the next hour - very impressed for
1.0 --
> great potential to become the ultimate web application fast development
> tool.
>
> One question: Is there an easy way to pass form field values from record
> inserts. It seems using the usual INPUT method results in null values.
> What's the answer? I'm finding a lot of time I need to have multiple
inserts
> occuring, keyed to an initial record created in the first insert.
>
> Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
> management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
> publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
> WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
>
> Cheers and congrats!
> - Andy
>
>
Hi Andy,
Yes, I am very interested!
/Henrik
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Kevin Donnelly
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| Posted: 04/02/2001, 4:32 AM |
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Hi Andy
> One question: Is there an easy way to pass form field values from record
> inserts. It seems using the usual INPUT method results in null values.
> What's the answer? I'm finding a lot of time I need to have multiple
inserts
> occuring, keyed to an initial record created in the first insert.
If you mean that you want different field subsets inserted into the same
table row from forms on different sequential pages, then I too have noticed
that this doesn't seem to work - CC seems to generate multiple records,
instead of putting the different field info into into the same record. It
may be me, or it may be a bug. I have a support request in with CC since a
couple of days, but I haven't heard anything yet.
> Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
> management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
> publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
> WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
Yes, I would be very interested in this.
Best wishes
Kevin
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jschultz
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| Posted: 04/02/2001, 8:02 AM |
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andy,
yes add me to the list.
jim s
"Andy Farrell" <andy@gravitymax.com.au> wrote in message
news:9a79l4$ift$1@mail.tankhill.com...
> After checking out UltraDev and various others, I've settled on
> Codecharge -- look for my order in the next hour - very impressed for
1.0 --
> great potential to become the ultimate web application fast development
> tool.
>
> One question: Is there an easy way to pass form field values from record
> inserts. It seems using the usual INPUT method results in null values.
> What's the answer? I'm finding a lot of time I need to have multiple
inserts
> occuring, keyed to an initial record created in the first insert.
>
> Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
> management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
> publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
> WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
>
> Cheers and congrats!
> - Andy
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Eladesor
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| Posted: 04/03/2001, 1:42 PM |
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<SNIP>
Absolutley, Yes Please.
Regards to all.
Eladesor.
REMOVE 'NoSpam' to reply.
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kmc
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| Posted: 04/03/2001, 6:09 PM |
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If you're offering to share, yes please - and thanks
kmc
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> Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
> management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
> publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
> WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
>
> Cheers and congrats!
> - Andy
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Igor Dvorsky
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| Posted: 04/03/2001, 11:55 PM |
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..... don't forget to include me on the list  )) ...
thanks
"Andy Farrell" <andy@gravitymax.com.au> wrote in message
news:9a79l4$ift$1@mail.tankhill.com...
> After checking out UltraDev and various others, I've settled on
> Codecharge -- look for my order in the next hour - very impressed for
1.0 --
> great potential to become the ultimate web application fast development
> tool.
>
> One question: Is there an easy way to pass form field values from record
> inserts. It seems using the usual INPUT method results in null values.
> What's the answer? I'm finding a lot of time I need to have multiple
inserts
> occuring, keyed to an initial record created in the first insert.
>
> Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
> management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
> publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
> WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
>
> Cheers and congrats!
> - Andy
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Carsten Blau
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| Posted: 04/04/2001, 1:32 PM |
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I'm also interested in knowing what you made and how you made it.
Carsten
Andy Farrell schrieb:
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> After checking out UltraDev and various others, I've settled on
> Codecharge -- look for my order in the next hour - very impressed for 1.0 --
> great potential to become the ultimate web application fast development
> tool.
>
> One question: Is there an easy way to pass form field values from record
> inserts. It seems using the usual INPUT method results in null values.
> What's the answer? I'm finding a lot of time I need to have multiple inserts
> occuring, keyed to an initial record created in the first insert.
>
> Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
> management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
> publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
> WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
>
> Cheers and congrats!
> - Andy
--
| Dipl.-Informatiker (FH) Carsten Blau eMail: cblau@it-beratung.de
| Freiberuflicher EDV-Berater Tel: +49 6858 60620
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Alexey Alexapolsky
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| Posted: 04/05/2001, 8:10 AM |
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1) yes CodeCharge inserts records into your table every time you click
'Insert'.
To avoid it set type of the first page form to 'Search', change the button
caption (FormProperties/Common Tab), last_name, second_name and cust_id pass
to the second page.
Second page form type set to 'Record'. So CodeCharge will insert only one
record. But if you won`t write last_name, second_name on the first or e.g.
adrress on the second page nothing will be inserted in the table.
2)Basically, the 1st page should have Insert button, which will add the
record into the database.
2nd page shoud have Update button (you can name it differently), which
should simply update the record created in the previous page.
The Update button will be displayed automatically instead of Insert button
only if your form can find the existing record. This means that you have to
pass the key from the 1st form to the 2nd form. Also - very important - 2nd
form should have the key marked as "Required" in the Input section of Form
properties.
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Regards,
Alexey
CodeCharge Support
Andy Farrell <andy@gravitymax.com.au> wrote in message
news:9a79l4$ift$1@mail.tankhill.com...
> After checking out UltraDev and various others, I've settled on
> Codecharge -- look for my order in the next hour - very impressed for
1.0 --
> great potential to become the ultimate web application fast development
> tool.
>
> One question: Is there an easy way to pass form field values from record
> inserts. It seems using the usual INPUT method results in null values.
> What's the answer? I'm finding a lot of time I need to have multiple
inserts
> occuring, keyed to an initial record created in the first insert.
>
> Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
> management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
> publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
> WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
>
> Cheers and congrats!
> - Andy
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Henrik B. Rasmussen
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| Posted: 04/24/2001, 7:43 AM |
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"Andy Farrell" <andy@gravitymax.com.au> wrote in message
news:9a79l4$ift$1@mail.tankhill.com...
> After checking out UltraDev and various others, I've settled on
> Codecharge -- look for my order in the next hour - very impressed for
1.0 --
> great potential to become the ultimate web application fast development
> tool.
>
> One question: Is there an easy way to pass form field values from record
> inserts. It seems using the usual INPUT method results in null values.
> What's the answer? I'm finding a lot of time I need to have multiple
inserts
> occuring, keyed to an initial record created in the first insert.
>
> Everything else working wonderfully. Just about finished a full content
> management system (with full author work flow management, multiple
> publishing entities, syndication etc, plus integrated Microsoft's DHTML
> WYSIWYG editor) --- anyone interested?
>
> Cheers and congrats!
> - Andy
Hi Andy,
I'm still very interested in your content management system with the the
DHTML WYSIWYG EDITOR.
/Henrik
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