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Sergey Kornilov admin 3/9/2015 |
I must say this sort of designed is a bit unconventional but if you can get it to work it's the only thing that matters. |
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Getinet author 3/10/2015 |
I must say this sort of designed is a bit unconventional but if you can get it to work it's the only thing that matters. I would say that in your BeforeAdd/BeforeEdit event you need to use unset() function for the field that is not currently selected. This would prevent it from getting into the SQL query. See code examples at http://xlinesoft.com...iple_tables.htm
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Getinet author 3/11/2015 |
Thank you for the replay & support Sergey.I give it a try.
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