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bbarker author 1/20/2011 |
//FOLLOWING TWO LINES ADDED
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '"', expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING
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Jane 1/20/2011 |
Hi, header("Location: tblvendors_list.php?a=return");
header("Location: tblvendors_list.php?editid1=".$keys["VendorID"]); |
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bbarker author 1/20/2011 |
Thanks Jane. |
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lil33 1/20/2011 |
To get the last record you added use this php function in after record added event |
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bbarker author 1/21/2011 |
Thanks for posting... but that didn't work either. // After record added
// After record added |
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Vienna 1/22/2011 |
I have this scenario working for me right now on the 'Details' view. I have a Master table of doctor's records and a detail table where the forms are submitted to a 'details' table. In my case with five users, each one has a details/forms table assigned just to their own records. So user A on logging in is submitting forms to "user_a_details". User B submits forms to "user_b_details', so to speak. |
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bbarker author 1/22/2011 |
Thanks... That's a great idea to have my LIST page sorted by Descending ID. Then when you go to the page, you'll always see the most recent record. |