Roberto Madro R.
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LiveCycle Designer Form
I've got a LiveCycle Designer Form that I've linked to a SQL Server database, some of the functionalities I'v defineand are working well, however the same can't be said for the insert / update functionality, I've searched up and down the various forums I know and couldn't come up with a solution, can anyone at EE lend a hand
Can you please be a bit more specific about your problems. What is not working? How did you implement insert/update? Can you provide a sample form? The experts here are good at what we do, but we are no mind readers, so we need a bit more information to solve your problem :)
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In LiveCycle Designer lots of the raw code that defines the form and its functionality are hidden, and the only part that's exposed is the JavaScript that defines the functionality of each button, for example, I have few buttons on my form,
such as "First", "Last", "AddNew", "Next", "Previous", "Update", "Delete" etc. and for example, the "Click" event for the "First" button would be something like this "xfa.sourceSet.nameOfmyDat aConnectio n.first(); When clicked the form will call up / display the first record of the relevant table in the database defined in the dataConnection string, and so on.
All the buttons are set it to run client-side and for the most part they excute as designed except for the "AddNew" which is an insert, "Update" and "Delete" and that's where the form / LiveCycle comes up little short.
I figured other people may have faced this issue and EE may have provided advice on the subject in the past.
such as "First", "Last", "AddNew", "Next", "Previous", "Update", "Delete" etc. and for example, the "Click" event for the "First" button would be something like this "xfa.sourceSet.nameOfmyDat
All the buttons are set it to run client-side and for the most part they excute as designed except for the "AddNew" which is an insert, "Update" and "Delete" and that's where the form / LiveCycle comes up little short.
I figured other people may have faced this issue and EE may have provided advice on the subject in the past.
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I'm going with an ASP solution, I'll develop it from scratch, EE is always great and my experiences have always been positive.