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I'm a novice using FMP 9. I have a layout called Forms, of which I have duplicated as Locked Forms and set all the field behaviors to unmodifiable. The main Forms layout has a checkbox to lock the form when completed. I created a script that produces a list for a selected student and displays whether the form is locked or not. |
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another script, attached it as a button on the list, that allows you to select the form you want and display it in the main Forms layout or the Locked Forms layout based on the Locked Checkbox. This script does take me to the correct layout with the correct form... |
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is if a student has an unlocked Form and a Lock Form they both will show up in the found set. Hence, if I click to go to a Locked Form, on there I can click next record and the unlocked form shows up in the Locked Form layout and the same for unlocked Forms too, it will show a locked form. |
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but I get "No records found" error. Below is my script. I would appreciate any insight into how I can eliminate the unwanted records. Thanks. If [ ValueCount (IEP::LockCkBx) = 1 ] Go to Layout [ “Locked IEP Forms” (IEP) ] Enter Browse Mode Adjust Window [ Resize to Fit ] Else Go to Layout [ “IEP Forms” (IEP) ] Enter Browse Mode Adjust Window [ Resize to Fit ] End If |
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If [ ValueCount (IEP::LockCkBx) = 1 ] Go to Layout [ “Locked IEP Forms” (IEP) ] Else Go to Layout [ “IEP Forms” (IEP) ] End If Enter Browse Mode ( optional) Adjust Window [ Resize to Fit ] |
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senriz wrote: I'm a novice using FMP 9. I have a layout called Forms, of which I have duplicated as Locked Forms and set all the field behaviors to unmodifiable. The main Forms layout has a checkbox to lock the form when completed. I created a script that produces a list for a selected student and displays whether the form is locked or not. small point of terminology, you are locking the record, not the form, the form is only the layout you are using to display the record data I then created another script, attached it as a button on the list, that allows you to select the form you want and display it in the main Forms layout or the Locked Forms layout based on the Locked Checkbox. This script does take me to the correct layout with the correct form... So *a simple conditional If status = locked, go locked layout else go un-locked layout you have this working * but the problem is if a student has an unlocked Form and a Lock Form they both will show up in the found set. Hence, if I click to go to a Locked Form, on there I can click next record and the unlocked form shows up in the Locked Form layout and the same for unlocked Forms too, it will show a locked form. So you are stepping through the records while on the form layout(s) with a found set comprising of both locked and un-locked records It sounds like you are allowing the user to step through records using the status area. If so, lock out the status are, and put some step nav buttons on the layout like in the FM templates * that waty you can attach a script to these to evaluate the record status for each record, and go to appropriate layout go record next If status = locked go layout locked else go layout unlocked If you were using FM10 you could usea *layout trigger to evaluate teh status on record load I have much the same scenario in a prescription database (still in FM9) wher some pescriptions are authority *ype some are not, and there are different layouts for each type The same step script can be used on all layouts, with a simple conditional test for the layout name to trigger the conditional layout change e.g. Navigation: nav - step records #list layouts are ADMISSION If [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) = "first" ] Go to Record/Request/Page [ First ] Else If [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) = "previous" ] Go to Record/Request/Page [ Previous ] Else If [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) = "next" ] Go to Record/Request/Page [ Next ] Else If [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) = "last" ] Go to Record/Request/Page [ Last ] End If # #For Prescription FORM layouts only If [ Case( Get ( LayoutName ) = "Prescriptions - Form O" ; 1; Get ( LayoutName ) = "Prescriptions - Form A" ; 1; ) ] If [ Prescriptions::Type_OA|Rx = "A" ] Go to Layout [ “Prescriptions - form A” (Prescriptions) ] Else If [ Prescriptions::Type_OA|Rx *= "O" ] Go to Layout [ “Prescriptions - form O” (Prescriptions) ] End If End If I've tried using the Constrain Found Set in my script, but I get "No records found" error. Below is my script. I would appreciate any insight into how I can eliminate the unwanted records. Thanks. If [ ValueCount (IEP::LockCkBx) = 1 ] Go to Layout [ “Locked IEP Forms” (IEP) ] Enter Browse Mode Adjust Window [ Resize to Fit ] Else Go to Layout [ “IEP Forms” (IEP) ] Enter Browse Mode Adjust Window [ Resize to Fit ] End If you can move the adjust, resize out of the conditional : *> If [ ValueCount (IEP::LockCkBx) = 1 ] *> Go to Layout [ “Locked IEP Forms” (IEP) ] *> Else *> Go to Layout [ “IEP Forms” (IEP) ] *> End If *> Enter Browse Mode * ( optional) *> Adjust Window *> [ Resize to Fit ] |
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On Nov 9, 4:46*pm, 105 <corti... (AT) internode (DOT) on.net> wrote: senriz wrote: I'm a novice using FMP 9. I have a layout called Forms, of which I have duplicated as Locked Forms and set all the field behaviors to unmodifiable. The main Forms layout has a checkbox to lock the form when completed. I created a script that produces a list for a selected student and displays whether the form is locked or not. small point of terminology, you are locking the record, not the form, the form is only the layout you are using to display the record data I then created another script, attached it as a button on the list, that allows you to select the form you want and display it in the main Forms layout or the Locked Forms layout based on the Locked Checkbox. This script does take me to the correct layout with the correct form... So *a simple conditional If status = locked, go locked layout else go un-locked layout you have this working * but the problem is if a student has an unlocked Form and a Lock Form they both will show up in the found set. Hence, if I click to go to a Locked Form, on there I can click next record and the unlocked form shows up in the Locked Form layout and the same for unlocked Forms too, it will show a locked form. So you are stepping through the records while on the form layout(s) with a found set comprising of both locked and un-locked records It sounds like you are allowing the user to step through records using the status area. If so, lock out the status are, and put some step nav buttons on the layout like in the FM templates * that waty you can attach a script to these to evaluate the record status for each record, and go to appropriate layout go record next If status = locked go layout locked else go layout unlocked If you were using FM10 you could usea *layout trigger to evaluate teh status on record load I have much the same scenario in a prescription database (still in FM9) wher some pescriptions are authority *ype some are not, and there are different layouts for each type The same step script can be used on all layouts, with a simple conditional test for the layout name to trigger the conditional layout change e.g. Navigation: nav - step records #list layouts are ADMISSION If [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) = "first" ] Go to Record/Request/Page [ First ] Else If [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) = "previous" ] Go to Record/Request/Page [ Previous ] Else If [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) = "next" ] Go to Record/Request/Page [ Next ] Else If [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) = "last" ] Go to Record/Request/Page [ Last ] End If # #For Prescription FORM layouts only If [ Case( Get ( LayoutName ) = "Prescriptions - Form O" ; 1; Get ( LayoutName ) = "Prescriptions - Form A" ; 1; ) ] If [ Prescriptions::Type_OA|Rx = "A" ] Go to Layout [ “Prescriptions - form A” (Prescriptions)] Else If [ Prescriptions::Type_OA|Rx *= "O" ] Go to Layout [ “Prescriptions - form O” (Prescriptions)] End If End If I've tried using the Constrain Found Set in my script, but I get "No records found" error. Below is my script. I would appreciate any insight into how I can eliminate the unwanted records. Thanks. If [ ValueCount (IEP::LockCkBx) = 1 ] Go to Layout [ “Locked IEP Forms” (IEP) ] Enter Browse Mode Adjust Window [ Resize to Fit ] Else Go to Layout [ “IEP Forms” (IEP) ] Enter Browse Mode Adjust Window [ Resize to Fit ] End If you can move the adjust, resize out of the conditional : *> If [ ValueCount (IEP::LockCkBx) = 1 ] *> Go to Layout [ “Locked IEP Forms” (IEP) ] *> Else *> Go to Layout [ “IEP Forms” (IEP) ] *> End If *> Enter Browse Mode * ( optional) *> Adjust Window *> [ Resize to Fit ] My understanding is limited with scripting. *This is so helpful. Thank you very much!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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- Show quoted text - I actually ended up putting in the navigation arrows, removing the status bar and configuring the script with "If status = 1, go to Locked Forms" because I needed other links/scripts to work on the layout. It all works so perfect, and the look and feel is very professional. Thank you again. I just have one problem... the scroll button on my mouse enables a user to view only an "Unlocked Form" in the "Locked Form" Layout. Do you know is there any way to stop that from happening? |
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