selectable grid

RE: selectable grid

swethai0002 — Fri, 22 Apr 2022 06:29:02 GMT

Hi Mike,

Apologies for the confusion, So Initially there is an interface where I submit the goals and the checked goals should have the remarks and dates fields editable and mandatory, In that case I used the the variable -'selectedFunctionalGoals' variable to store the indices so that I can use them to check in the respective fields here.

But, Now I duplicated this interface to work on the resubmission, where

1.) The new goals can be selected( their respective remarks and dates should be enabled and mandatory in that case)

2.) The Goals selected during the submission first time(fetched and stored in local variable- 'SubmittedFunctionalGoals' For the resubmission interface(this interface) ), should be shown in a editable manner with their respective remarks and dates.

3.) The user should be able to add new goals or remove the goals selected during the submission or update/edit the goals submitted during submission.

The goal name is being fetched from one CDT(Master). The remarks , start and end dates are in another CDT( Tx table).

Hope that's clear to some extent.

RE: selectable grid

Naresh — Thu, 21 Apr 2022 16:32:05 GMT

Hi,

As Mike mentioned, didn't understand what is your exact issue. Are you trying to find the remarks, start date and end date that user submitted first time with association goaltype and subtype. If yes, is there any relationship between Golas and SubmittedFunctionalGoals like primary key or florigen key relationship? based on that you might find the solution you are looking for.

RE: selectable grid

Mike Schmitt — Thu, 21 Apr 2022 15:55:46 GMT

I'm not sure what you're trying to do here with your SelectionValues and SelectionSaveInto.

Both of these parameters are intended to deal with identifiers of selected rows. Firstly they should (at least eventually) reference the same local variable, and secondly, you seem to be overcomplicating it.

Beyond that, can you clarify as to what exactly the issue is that you're having?