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So far, I have only been able to create applications in xmod to add "single" records. As I get more advanced experience, I am able to more accurately display records from various data sources in creative ways using templates. However, I have not found any example that describe creating a form with a single header record with multiple detail records. An example would be having a header record that
I have a form I want to submit and then redirect to a related page that needs the primary key of the form I just submitted which is FormID. I have retrieved the FormID from the database using an output parameter and can easily pass the value using a Url based querystring. For security reasons, we prefer not to show the key in the url. When I try to pass the parameter using the Post method the Form
I'm using Mutliple templates in a module to allow me to design the layout better and reduce white space that occurs when using multiple modules.I have multiple templates each related to table data requiring add and edit functionality. How do I create an add and edit link for each template inside a module when I have say 5 templates inside the module.. I used <href> with a parameter to create the a
I have a design requirement that dictates that an add/plus button be used to add 1 or more items in a list to a “cart”. How is this typically done in Xmod? Example somewhere? Ideally clicking the button calls a Stored Procedure passing an item key. The list would then refresh so item could fall out of the list.
I have a template and at first, had the add button within the header template area. This is fine, but when there aren't any records shown, the button isn't shown. So I added the NoItemTemplate area and added an add button here. Issue here is that it's always shown and the AddRole security setting isn't follow. I then placed the add button outside the Template area, but it's only shown for the SU u

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