Hi!
I found out that in the hash sometimes there are 'RECORD_ID' and 'record_id' variables. What is the differece?
Thx
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RECORD_ID and record_id
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Re: RECORD_ID and record_id
Hi,
In general, you should use #RECORD_ID# in PHP BS, AS, BE etc. events as well as in Browse SQL. This Hash Cookie will be replaced with the primary key of the record that is being opened in an edit form,
When running a procedure using nuRunPHPHidden() or nuRunPHP(), use the Hash Cookie #record_id#, which will contain the primary key of the record being edited in the form.
In general, you should use #RECORD_ID# in PHP BS, AS, BE etc. events as well as in Browse SQL. This Hash Cookie will be replaced with the primary key of the record that is being opened in an edit form,
When running a procedure using nuRunPHPHidden() or nuRunPHP(), use the Hash Cookie #record_id#, which will contain the primary key of the record being edited in the form.