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 SOLVED : Includable page problem (mistake or bug)

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skysigma

Posts: 24
Posted: 10/30/2011, 3:42 AM

Hi Everybody

I have problem and I don't understand whether I made a mistake o it is bug of Codecharge.

I have an includable page with a search form that I use as header for all the pages.

In all the page where I have a record form, it happens that every time I decide not to proceed further with the inserting of the new records but instead searching a data by the search form of the header, the system, instead of redirecting to the page of the results, remain in the same record page and informs me that the inserting process wasn't complete with success because the information required by records form weren't filled in.

What's wrong? Any clue?

Thanks

Marco
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datadoit
Posted: 10/30/2011, 8:15 AM

Make sure that the components in your includes (grids, record forms,
etc.) have unique names.

If you have a record form on an includable page called MyForm, and you
have another record form (such as your search form) on another page
called MyForm, there will be a conflict when the form is processed and
you'll get wild, crazy results that will send you to the brink of insanity.
skysigma

Posts: 24
Posted: 11/01/2011, 1:23 PM

Thanks, solved :-D
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