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Event of "Delete" checkbox in subform
Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2014 4:21 pm
by kkatsaros
Hi!
Where can I place Javascript code to execute when the user changes the "Delete" checkbox in a subform? Placing the code inside the subform's events (onchange, onblur, etc) doesn't work.
(And, BTW, is there any way to translate that "Delete" into my language?)
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Thanx!
Re: Event of "Delete" checkbox in subform
Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 10:47 pm
by admin
kkatsaros,
On the Setup Tab Click Translation. This will allow you to add your own translations to phrases used in nuBuilderPro.
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Then go to the Setup Tab and click System Setup and choose the Language you have added.
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Steven
Re: Event of "Delete" checkbox in subform
Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2014 9:29 am
by kkatsaros
Hi Steven!
Thank you for answering, but I don't think that you understood the question very well. I have already translated in greek the "Delete" record in Translations:
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But the problem still remains the same.
Anyway, this is of minor importance for me, maybe mentioning this confused you. My main problem is (as the subject says): where can I put Javascript code for this "Delete" checkbox object (it's a "system" object inside the subform, not created by me) that will be executed during events like onclick, onblur, onchange etc. My main goal is to recalculate some fields in the form whenever the user deletes a record from the subform using that checkbox. Double-clicking on "Delete" title doesn't open the object's properties, like the procedure with the rest of my objects.
Thanx again!
Re: Event of "Delete" checkbox in subform
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2014 11:25 pm
by massiws
kkatsaros,
try this
patch.
Max.
Re: Event of "Delete" checkbox in subform
Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2014 6:12 pm
by kkatsaros
Yes Max, that did the trick! Thank you, the developers may apply this patch to the main project.
Nevertheless, please keep this thread open as my main issue with the JavaScript code for this column (as described above) is not fixed yet.