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Sergey Kornilov admin 5/3/2010 |
I don't really understand when this SQL query needs to be executed. Typically you can use AfterAdd or BeforeAdd events for this purpose though I'm not sure if this is the case. |
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CC88 author 5/4/2010 |
I don't really understand when this SQL query needs to be executed. Typically you can use AfterAdd or BeforeAdd events for this purpose though I'm not sure if this is the case.
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Sergey Kornilov admin 5/4/2010 |
I understand what you need to do. It's still not clear when you need to do this. |
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CC88 author 5/10/2010 |
I understand what you need to do. It's still not clear when you need to do this.
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Sergey Kornilov admin 5/10/2010 |
According to what you saying - you can get away using a standard Add page and BeforeAdd event. |
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CC88 author 5/12/2010 |
According to what you saying - you can get away using a standard Add page and BeforeAdd event. In this event you can construct and execute your own SQL Query. To prevent the standard query from being executed add the following line at the end of event: BeforeAdd = false Hope this makes sense.
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Sergey Kornilov admin 5/12/2010 |
I think you can add an extra column to your List page and insert a link to your new Add page there. |
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CC88 author 5/13/2010 |
I think you can add an extra column to your List page and insert a link to your new Add page there.
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