Don Oldenburg
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| Posted: 07/31/2001, 2:40 PM |
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Scenario... I have a wire transfer database application I'm developing. We
have an origination and destination field. These fields have "Generic"
information about a banking account reference -- mainly Bank name, and
account number. However, if you click on the destination field, it links
you to a form which shows more detail about that record. Like ABA routing
numbers, and G/L accounts, etc... all in a "LABEL ONLY" form for viewing.
This works great!
I'm trying to do the same with the origination field. This field is
identicle as destination. It's an interger which references a record in a
banking database. What happens is because both fields are linking to a
field called "bankID" in the banking database, it seems like the actual ID
is ALWAS identicle to the one in the destination column -- even though the
data is displayed correctly on the grid-- Clicking on the url link brings
up the banking information from the destination.
Anyone run into anything simular? And if so, how do you get around it?
DJ
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kmc
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| Posted: 07/31/2001, 9:10 PM |
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Don,
Not quite sure from your description - but a thought..
Have you provided your own varaible names to the fields or accepted the CC
defaults?
Maybe the memvar names are the same because field names are the same in
separate tables?
kmc
"Don Oldenburg" <don.oldenburg@cacmnet.com> wrote in message
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> Scenario... I have a wire transfer database application I'm developing.
We
> have an origination and destination field. These fields have "Generic"
> information about a banking account reference -- mainly Bank name, and
> account number. However, if you click on the destination field, it links
> you to a form which shows more detail about that record. Like ABA routing
> numbers, and G/L accounts, etc... all in a "LABEL ONLY" form for viewing.
> This works great!
>
> I'm trying to do the same with the origination field. This field is
> identicle as destination. It's an interger which references a record in a
> banking database. What happens is because both fields are linking to a
> field called "bankID" in the banking database, it seems like the actual ID
> is ALWAS identicle to the one in the destination column -- even though the
> data is displayed correctly on the grid-- Clicking on the url link brings
> up the banking information from the destination.
>
> Anyone run into anything simular? And if so, how do you get around it?
>
> DJ
>
>
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Don Oldenburg
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| Posted: 08/01/2001, 6:29 AM |
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check out www.cacmnet.com/intranet
login demo/demo
it's under the operations menu, wiretransfers. You will see 4 phoney lines
there... click on the destination of one of the records and you will see
detail about that banking destination. The origination is the same as the
destination. Pulls from the same database. But doesn't pull the
corresponding record. ALWAYS the same as destination. If you hover over the
links you can see bankid=3 for both the origination and destination (3, or
whatever the actual id is). This is a development system -- play as you
will... but would be open for suggestions to get this figured out. I am new
to CC, and although I'm getting more and more familiar with ASP, there is
still a learning curve for me as to where it needs to be placed within CC.
HELP!
Don
"kmc" <kmcook@tasmail.com> wrote in message
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> Don,
>
> Not quite sure from your description - but a thought..
> Have you provided your own varaible names to the fields or accepted the CC
> defaults?
> Maybe the memvar names are the same because field names are the same in
> separate tables?
> kmc
>
>
> "Don Oldenburg" <don.oldenburg@cacmnet.com> wrote in message
>news:9k78l3$4vd$1@news.codecharge.com...
> > Scenario... I have a wire transfer database application I'm developing.
> We
> > have an origination and destination field. These fields have "Generic"
> > information about a banking account reference -- mainly Bank name, and
> > account number. However, if you click on the destination field, it
links
> > you to a form which shows more detail about that record. Like ABA
routing
> > numbers, and G/L accounts, etc... all in a "LABEL ONLY" form for
viewing.
> > This works great!
> >
> > I'm trying to do the same with the origination field. This field is
> > identicle as destination. It's an interger which references a record in
a
> > banking database. What happens is because both fields are linking to a
> > field called "bankID" in the banking database, it seems like the actual
ID
> > is ALWAS identicle to the one in the destination column -- even though
the
> > data is displayed correctly on the grid-- Clicking on the url link
brings
> > up the banking information from the destination.
> >
> > Anyone run into anything simular? And if so, how do you get around it?
> >
> > DJ
> >
> >
>
>
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