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LOGIN FIELD AUTO POPULATE

3/11/2009 17:32:39
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bhicks11 author

When I add a new record, I would like to fill in the field that I use as the LOGIN field instead of auto-populating or even after auto-populating but before I save/return to list. ADMIN is the only one that adds and would like to be able to put in the other users login.
Thanks

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Jane 3/12/2009

Hi,
I suppose you use User can see and edit their own records only security method for this table.

In this case you need to create custom view on the Datasource tables tab for admin only, choose User can see and edit all records security method and set up permissions for this view for admin only.

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bhicks11 author 3/13/2009

Hi,

I suppose you use User can see and edit their own records only security method for this table.

In this case you need to create custom view on the Datasource tables tab for admin only, choose User can see and edit all records security method and set up permissions for this view for admin only.


Thanks!

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bhicks11 author 3/17/2009



Thanks!


Hi Jane,
I did this and it worked except that I can't get all the queries to accept my admin rights. I have gone back and checked everything and can't tell why but some of the queries uncheck when I save the rights?? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bonnie

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Jane 3/18/2009

It's difficult to tell you what's happening without seeing actual files.
Please publish your project on Demo Account and open a ticket at http://support.xlinesoft.com sending a URL to your pages along with instructions on reproducing this error.

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bhicks11 author 3/18/2009

It's difficult to tell you what's happening without seeing actual files.

Please publish your project on Demo Account and open a ticket at http://support.xlinesoft.com sending a URL to your pages along with instructions on reproducing this error.


Thank you Jane - my query names were too long. When I shortened them, it works okay.
Another question in regard to this though please: I am referring to the strTableName in a snippet and it shows the query name. Is there a way to show the underlying table name?
Thanks again in advance.

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Jane 3/19/2009

Hi,
I'm not sure that I understand your question.

What does "underlying table name" mean?

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bhicks11 author 3/22/2009

Hi,

I'm not sure that I understand your question.

What does "underlying table name" mean?


By "underlying table" I mean the table the query is based on. It's okay - I have done something different.
Thanks,
Bonnie