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Yeah, I got the 'button as subroutine' thing working right after posting last night. Piece of cake. No code/logic duplication here...Thx again.
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mrjonboy-
This issue should now be resolved.
-Michael
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Blake-
Matts suggestion is a good one, its actually better in a lot of cases because you only need to change actions in one location.
I will however put in a ticket to have this added to Method.
-Michael
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Budget / Contract - Create Invoice
Fixed - screen validation highlighted an issue with using an “End Loop Through Table” instead of “End Loop Through Grid”.
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Blake-
This issue should now be resolved.
-Michael
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Thanks for the feedback. I kind of thought about hacking some sort of element like a button to do exactly that....poor man's Method subroutine.
I'll give it a shot. Thx again
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Blake I echo your frustrations that this is not available.
A work around that I found was to create a hidden button on the screen with the necessary actions. Then use the 'Call another action' action to call the button from the grid.
Hope that helps!
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It seems neither the 'Actions After Edit' nor the 'Actions After Add' action steps can be copied or referenced from other actions in a grid.
I have identical logic for a grid in both the After Edit and After Add action sets. I need this same logic to be duplicated again (ugh) when a link on a grid row is clicked (the link deletes ...
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Bryan-
I will look into this a bit further and get back to you.
-Michael
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Heh. Just noticed I can enter a specific order number (it's editable once clicking on it) for an action in the designer, rather than using the tiny Move Up/Down arrow buttons.
It's not obvious those fields are editable (using Chrome).
Just thought I would share this with anyone that might have missed this (like me).