Hello everyone,
I hoping you can assist. I have setup a couple of dependent cascading lookup wizard fields:
WorkOrder -> autofill-part number![:)]()
work_order_seq -> (dependent on work_order) autofill - operation code![:(]()
As far as I can see everything works as expected, except the autofill on the second lookup wizard returns a random value that is not associated with either the work order or the work_order_seq.
On the second lookup wizard I can display the "custom expression" in the 'Display As' field - this work perfectly everytime.
Then I want to autofill the operation code which relates to the work_order_seq lookup wizard, but autofill returns a random value from the database. I tried the WHERE filter box on the lookup wizard but this broke the query - but what it did show was an error message from the database which showed that the query being generated by the lookup wizard was exactly correct.
I really don't understand why it is returning a wrong value, when the value I am after is part of the custom expression, which is correct every soingle time.
I can upload my project to the demo account, but it has a lot of tables. Will it still work without uploading the tables ?
This has driven me mad all day and I am becoming quite desperate to get it fixed.....
Thanks in advance for any help anyone can suggest.
Best regards,
Craig
I hoping you can assist. I have setup a couple of dependent cascading lookup wizard fields:
WorkOrder -> autofill-part number
work_order_seq -> (dependent on work_order) autofill - operation code
As far as I can see everything works as expected, except the autofill on the second lookup wizard returns a random value that is not associated with either the work order or the work_order_seq.
On the second lookup wizard I can display the "custom expression" in the 'Display As' field - this work perfectly everytime.
Then I want to autofill the operation code which relates to the work_order_seq lookup wizard, but autofill returns a random value from the database. I tried the WHERE filter box on the lookup wizard but this broke the query - but what it did show was an error message from the database which showed that the query being generated by the lookup wizard was exactly correct.
I really don't understand why it is returning a wrong value, when the value I am after is part of the custom expression, which is correct every soingle time.
I can upload my project to the demo account, but it has a lot of tables. Will it still work without uploading the tables ?
This has driven me mad all day and I am becoming quite desperate to get it fixed.....
Thanks in advance for any help anyone can suggest.
Best regards,
Craig