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Templates: Change Clarion templates to pass parameters to forms
1999-03-08 -- Arnor Baldvinsson
 
Newsgroups: comp.lang.clarion Hi Femi, On Sun, 7 Mar 1999 23:15:41 +0100, "Simplex Systems" wrote: >I need to pass a value form a BrowseForm to an UpdateForm. How do I ? >There must be a better way than using global Values. There are other ways, but they involve either of two things: Template change or some code manipulation. The template change is easy. Open one file in the C4/template directory, the ctlbrowa.tpw. First locate a line starting with: #CONTROL(BrowseUpdateButtons In my template this is line 120. Next locate this line: #PROMPT('&Update Procedure',PROCEDURE),%UpdateProcedure this is line nr. 127 in my template. Add the following line right below it: #PROMPT('Parameters:',@s255),%UpdateProcedureParameters Next locate this line: %InstancePrefix:CallUpdate ROUTINE This is nr. 500 in my template after adding the line above. Few lines below you will find this code: CLOSE(%ListView) LOOP GlobalRequest = LocalRequest VCRRequest = VCRNone %UpdateProcedure LocalResponse = GlobalResponse Change it to: CLOSE(%ListView) LOOP GlobalRequest = LocalRequest VCRRequest = VCRNone #IF(%UpdateProcedureParameters) %UpdateProcedure %UpdateProcedureParameters #ELSE %UpdateProcedure #END LocalResponse = GlobalResponse This does it - you now have a parameter prompt on the update buttons properties (action tab) where you specify the parameters in the normal format: (Loc:MyField, Loc:MyOtherField) ie, with the surrounding paranthesis. Best regards, Arnor Baldvinsson


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