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wrote:
> Are your two areas ("Associated Quotes" and "Bibliography") on the
>same page?
Yes, they are (at last as I'd like them to be). My goal was to have
all the data on the same page, and to open these up in child windows.
I like Davis's thought about passing the to the form as hidden
values, something I had not thought of.
>
> I guess I am wondering is how are you posting the data to a table
> if the form has not been submitted yet?
> You could wait to create the ID when the form is actually
submitted. Just
> run a query for the Max(studyID)+1 AS NewStudyID, then post your
>new records to the DB. Or maybe I am not clear on the path you are
>taking.
An alternative I'm looking at is to get the ID at the begining, but
the only downside is that a record gets created, so if someone in
accidently goes to the page, a record is created with no values
associated anywhere else.
These would be records in a different table, the studyID being the
Foreign Key, tying the tables to the study table.
>
> Soren
>
>
Mike C
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