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    open a grid after a submit

    Can I open a grid on the condition of they use the submit button and until they do so they don't see the button to open the grid

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    Re: open a grid after a submit

    I usually make a button to open the grid and then put 1=2 in the Show/Hide expression so that the button does not show up. Then you will need some code to call the button after submit, but that code will be different depending on whether you are calling the button from a grid or from a dialog. I think there has been some other threads I've participated in about calling a button.
    Carol King
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      Re: open a grid after a submit

      I use it all the time: Like Carol said, depending where the button is.
      grid.rowState = 'view' 'change' 'enter'
      detailView.rowState ='view' 'change' 'enter'

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        Re: open a grid after a submit

        Originally posted by kingcarol View Post
        I usually make a button to open the grid and then put 1=2 in the Show/Hide expression so that the button does not show up. Then you will need some code to call the button after submit, but that code will be different depending on whether you are calling the button from a grid or from a dialog. I think there has been some other threads I've participated in about calling a button.
        Could you share some code how to make that button appear AFTER the submit

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          Re: open a grid after a submit

          hello
          Could you share some code how to make that button appear AFTER the submit
          that depends on what the submit function does. it changes something. you check that condition and use that to make the other button visible.
          for example if you use the grid to enter a new record then you can check the id field to be some number, like id > 0 ( before submit it will be <auto> after submit it will be 1234.. something like that)

          what ever purpose of the submit button, evaluate that you will find something that changed to test against.
          thanks for reading

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            Re: open a grid after a submit

            You are better of using a javascript action that you can define in the grid properties, then run the action from the afterGridSubmit client side event {grid.object}.runAction('youractionname');

            javascript actions for grids are a bit hidden (grid properties), Selwyn has now made it available in the client side events screen so that it is more obvious (v12, don't know for v11)

            grid js action.png
            Frank

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