Karen,
Have you tried assigning the control that displays the payables data a Component_Id? Then you can add to your eep ; Property component_Id refreshlist 'true' ... something like that ? Bill Eyring From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Karen Tellef Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:33 PM To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - Edit Using clause changes within the form I could have sworn I've done this... now I can't get this to work. I have a search form up. When double-clicking on a row in the results listview, an eep does this: SET VAR vPayWhere = ('ID = .vID'), vPayType TEXT = 'ALL' EDIT USING payable WHERE &vPayWhere The Payable form comes up, and there is a radio group at the top where they can pick either "All" or "Paid" (this is what the vPayType variable does). It comes up as "All", and if they click "Paid" then it sets a new vPayWhere clause, as shown below. I thought that by doing the table refresh, it would reach back to my "edit using payable where &vpaywhere" clause in the previous form to do a refresh, but it just stays on the "All". I've tried temporarily modifying Paid to say other things, and it ignores. Code traces with no error. The vPayWhere by itself works to bring up payable data from the R> prompt. SWITCH(.vPayType) CASE 'ALL' SET VAR vPayWhere = ('ID = .vid') BREAK CASE 'PAY' SET VAR vPayWhere = ('ID = .vid AND payit IS NOT NULL') BREAK ENDSW PROPERTY TABLE payable 'REFRESH' RETURN I can do this, right? Karen
