Thanks to you experts, all enhancements to my network app are completed. Alpha Five’s WYSIWYG interface for desktop apps is nicer to work with than my web app which is UX control based. I wish my Alpha Anywhere web app used the Absolute Positioning control.
My web app was developed with assistance from Dion McCormick who was serving as my mentor. Now I must take charge and make changes to the web app on my own. I am reviewing the code to figure out how the app is put together and what makes it work. I have been able to make some of the required changes.
To help you help me, I have attempted to include enough information to understand the basics of the app. Essentailly, this is a batch warranty registration process. The user is entering serial numbers to find maching warrReg table records and save the serial numbers and insert a new record with these serial number and associated data into a Registration table. The app is working but I have some questions about where / how some of the functionality takes place.
Here is the opening screen:Thanks to you experts , all enhancements to my network app are completed. Alpha Five’s WYSIWYG interface for desktop apps is nicer to work with than my web app which is UX control based. I wish my Alpha Anywhere web app used the Absolute Positioning control.
My web app was developed with assistance from Dion McCormick who was serving as my mentor. Now I must take charge and make changes to the web app on my own. I am reviewing the code to figure out how the app is put together and what makes it work. I have been able to make some of the required changes.
To help you help me, I have attempted to include enough information to understand the basics of the app. Essentailly, this is a batch warranty registration process. The user is entering serial numbers to find maching warrReg table records and save the serial numbers and insert a new record with these serial number and associated data into a Registration table. The app was working but the code raises a number of questions.
Here is the opening screen: Enter Customer Information (attached)
The test data button (only for testing) populates the customer and serial number fields (to avoid typing). Test Data button click: Inline java script:
// {dialog.Object}.setValue('Sales_orde_search','16855');
{dialog.Object}.setValue('Serial_no_search','00962706770');
{dialog.Object}.setValue('Customer_i_search','AMERICAN COOLING TECHNOLOGY');
Search button click: Lookup and fill in Fields. (attached)
Question 1: Custcode field was added after the form was created and is not in the list of variables. Must I re-do the data binding for the WarrReg table?
Clicking the Search button also opens the Installer Registration panel: (attached)
The Installer Registration panel opens with the original serial number displayed and a text box for serial number 2. When the user enters a valid serial number 2, a text box is displayed for the next serial number up to eight total.
Each serial number has the xbasic validation code show below. This code is intended to prevent duplicate entries but curiously all the lines are commented out. This same code referencing serial_2 curiously appears in the validation for all serial numbers. A Lookup and fill in Fields would seem to be appropriate for finding the matching record for each new serial number. Each serial number also has javascipt validation code but curiously all lines are commented out. (see attached)
My web app was developed with assistance from Dion McCormick who was serving as my mentor. Now I must take charge and make changes to the web app on my own. I am reviewing the code to figure out how the app is put together and what makes it work. I have been able to make some of the required changes.
To help you help me, I have attempted to include enough information to understand the basics of the app. Essentailly, this is a batch warranty registration process. The user is entering serial numbers to find maching warrReg table records and save the serial numbers and insert a new record with these serial number and associated data into a Registration table. The app is working but I have some questions about where / how some of the functionality takes place.
Here is the opening screen:Thanks to you experts , all enhancements to my network app are completed. Alpha Five’s WYSIWYG interface for desktop apps is nicer to work with than my web app which is UX control based. I wish my Alpha Anywhere web app used the Absolute Positioning control.
My web app was developed with assistance from Dion McCormick who was serving as my mentor. Now I must take charge and make changes to the web app on my own. I am reviewing the code to figure out how the app is put together and what makes it work. I have been able to make some of the required changes.
To help you help me, I have attempted to include enough information to understand the basics of the app. Essentailly, this is a batch warranty registration process. The user is entering serial numbers to find maching warrReg table records and save the serial numbers and insert a new record with these serial number and associated data into a Registration table. The app was working but the code raises a number of questions.
Here is the opening screen: Enter Customer Information (attached)
The test data button (only for testing) populates the customer and serial number fields (to avoid typing). Test Data button click: Inline java script:
// {dialog.Object}.setValue('Sales_orde_search','16855');
{dialog.Object}.setValue('Serial_no_search','00962706770');
{dialog.Object}.setValue('Customer_i_search','AMERICAN COOLING TECHNOLOGY');
Search button click: Lookup and fill in Fields. (attached)
Question 1: Custcode field was added after the form was created and is not in the list of variables. Must I re-do the data binding for the WarrReg table?
Clicking the Search button also opens the Installer Registration panel: (attached)
The Installer Registration panel opens with the original serial number displayed and a text box for serial number 2. When the user enters a valid serial number 2, a text box is displayed for the next serial number up to eight total.
Each serial number has the xbasic validation code show below. This code is intended to prevent duplicate entries but curiously all the lines are commented out. This same code referencing serial_2 curiously appears in the validation for all serial numbers. A Lookup and fill in Fields would seem to be appropriate for finding the matching record for each new serial number. Each serial number also has javascipt validation code but curiously all lines are commented out. (see attached)
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