Paul McNett wrote:
> Uwe Grauer wrote:
>> From my grid of childrecords i call my editform for editing a
>> detailrecord. But on this editform i want to display the parent
>> information as non editable. When requerying for the parent my detail
>
> I don't understand why you have to "requery for the parent". Isn't your
> child bizobj already sync'd up with the parent bizobj? In that case, you
> just set the DataSource and DataField of that readonly textbox to the
> parent bizobj's field. This works for me, I do it all the time.
>
I'm using a new bizobj for my editform. In order to get the record for
my parent, i have to requery. I then call new on the childrecord.
>> editboxes get filled with a already stored detail record.
>> When i then call new on the detailbizobj it doesn't set the current row
>> number to the new record which is the problem i'm having here.
>> Is this because the detailrecord isn't on a grid?
>
> Calling biz.new() will implicitly set the row number to that record. If
> that isn't happening, something is wrong. Could it be you just need a
> form.update() or form.refresh()?
>
No, i used form.refresh() after the childbiz.new() call, but this didn't
help.
Here is my editform.onActivate code:
def onActivate(self, evt):
# EditEnum
if not self.p_isactivated:
self.p_isactivated = True
self.PrimaryBizobj.addWhere("iid = %d" % self.p_etypiid)
if self.p_newrecmode:
self.Caption = "%s (new record mode)" % self.CaptionStd
self.requery()
biz = self.getBizobj(dataSource="ENUM")
biz.new()
self.refresh()
else:
self.Caption = "%s (show/edit record mode)" %
self.CaptionStd
self.getBizobj(dataSource="ENUM").addWhere("iid = %d" %
self.p_enumiid)
self.requery()
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