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How to insert Contact Form inside Detail View

Here is what I want to do in a nutshell. Within the detail view, I would like to have a jQuery button popup that would have a XMod Pro form in it - used as a Contact Form. So imagine this Detail View of a product: _ Jerry's Hair Gel Price: $40.00 Description: This is a great product for you... [BUTTON: Ask A Question About Jerry's Hair Gel] etc... _ How can this be done using XMod Pro. I have the

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Wiinanen asked Jul 14, 2015 active Jul 15, 2015

Multiple INSERTin same table

Hi, i would like to know the best option to INSERT in one input in same table multiple rows. Example: we have Route table with colums like StationID, RouteNameID, Weekday, StarTime. Normal INSERT is 1,1,MON,1630, what I want is in same screen be able to select MON, TUE, WED, THU,FRI and INSERT into table: 1,1,MON,1630 1,1,TUE,1630 1,1,WED,1630 1,1,THU,1630 1,1,FRI,1630 I think selection could be w

insert Insert multiple

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Juan Tarte asked May 9, 2015 active May 9, 2015

Using a Stored Procedure in Forms

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Can you give me an example or guidance how i can create and call an onsubmit related event so that upon submit I can execute a string of sql statements to inject content from that form submission to a sql table, or call a stored procedure using the form variables as parameters. I have an XModPro table that's being populated on submit , but a I have another table that needs that data too... also th

insert SQL stored procedure XMod Pro

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DNNDev Admin asked Apr 26, 2013 active Apr 26, 2013

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