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Update/Delete/Insert in one Form?

Thread began 6/07/2011 2:52 am by info4753 | Last modified 6/08/2011 8:12 am by info4753 | 3976 views | 10 replies |

info4753

Update/Delete/Insert in one Form?

Is it possible to create with FB a single form for insert/update/delete functions? Or do I have to create 3 pages?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you can add insert update and delete forms to the same page, just make sure that each form uses a unique name for the submit button.

you will need to use the submit buttons as the trigger for the insert update and delete behaviors.

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info4753

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info4753

Do I have to insert 3 forms?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

yes, you need a seperate form for each action.

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info4753

So the customer sees 3 forms?

By the way I try to built a form with FB and added the update server behaviour from data assist but filtering the recordset with URL-Parameter doesn't work. What do I wrong?

I have a list of recordsets with a link like form.php?ID=3 and on the edit page a form to edit its data. But filtering via value <?php echo $_GET['ID']; ?> is not working.

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

yes, the customer would see 3 form.


Send a copy of you page so i can see the code in order to see what may be wrong.

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info4753

Thanks Jason. This drives me crazy ...

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firmen_form.php.zip
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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

your recordset code does not use the ID querystring variable, it uses the FIRMID querystring variable:

php:
$colname_rsFirmen = "-1";

if (isset($_GET['FIRMID'])) {
  $colname_rsFirmen = (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) ? $_GET['FIRMID'] : addslashes($_GET['FIRMID']);
}
mysql_select_db($database_HPharm, $HPharm);
$query_rsFirmen = sprintf("SELECT * FROM firmen WHERE FIRMID = %s", GetSQLValueString($colname_rsFirmen, "int"));
$rsFirmen = mysql_query($query_rsFirmen, $HPharm) or die(mysql_error());
$row_rsFirmen = mysql_fetch_assoc($rsFirmen);
$totalRows_rsFirmen = mysql_num_rows($rsFirmen);




your link:
form.php?ID=3

should be:
form.php?FIRMID=3

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info4753

Sorry for that, with ID I've mentioned a basic example, I DO pass FIRMID as URL-parameter from the list to the form page and filter it for the recordset (works) and update behaviour (deosn't work).

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