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Depending on the importance of the feature. There are 2 different approaches you could consider. You could add a field to the table that would contain the sort order or you could insert a new record (higher record id) then you could re-insert & delete the records with the smaller record id. The later would have the effect of ...
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I'll throw in 2 cents here.
How the records show up in a grid is related to the grid sort order. By default the sort order is based on record id. So, when a new record is created it is generally shown at the bottom of the grid. This can be altered by modifying the grid sort order.
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Thanks Chad. I had also mentioned this to Val at Scaling New Heights.
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Chad
We're currently using a series of checkboxes for user to indicate whether a grid is included or not.
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Currently when using a grid loop action for selected rows if no row is selected an automatic conditional warning shows and no other actions get processed.
There are a number of circumstances where not completing the action set is problematic. For example, when creating an invoice from billable time and expenses from more than 1 grid, ...
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Thanks Dave,
I just updated our code to the revised response and everything is working fine.
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Matt
We experienced the same thing when we developed our new site. For now we've just assumed that an empty string equals Success.
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We've already done this for a client. All you need to do is create the second template (report), rename the existing print preview button to indicate which template is used, and add a additional button that uses the second template.
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The export to excel action is no longer exporting column subtotals. A client alerted me to the problem and I was able to reproduce it in another account.
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This is hard concept for our customers, QuickBooks or Method, to understand. They always see the an invoice, purchase order, etc. as a tangible object. In reality the only thing that persists is the record in a database. Each time a visual representation is needed it is recreated using a report template of some sort.
Paul, ...
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