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 Q: Server Events, Queries, Sessions, Hiding Forms

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Julius
Posted: 04/26/2004, 5:47 PM

Hello
I'm very new on CCS and it seems fantastic.
Question:
Is there any detailed overview of the server events and how to use them?
Is there any detailed explanation about the different ways of using the
queries?
Which is the easiest way of assigning values to session variables?
In which event do the get assigned?
Is there a sample of a form that registers a user and logs him in right
away?

Here another problem.
I checked around but couldn't find a solution.
I have
a grid form 'mygrid'
a record form 'myrecord'
and another recordform 'submitform'.

1. Step
Entering the page
'mygrid' is not visible since it has no records
'myrecord' is visible since it submits its data to 'mygrid'
'submitform' is not visible since its not yet needed because the gridform
does not contain any data yet.
2. Step
'myrecord' submits the data to 'mygrid'
'mygrid' is visible since it contains records now.
'myrecord' becomes hidden
'submitform' becomes visible
3. Step
'mygrid' has a button 'Enter New Record'
and by clicking
'myrecord' becomes visible in insert mode
'submitform' becomes hidden.
or in 'mygrid' by clicking on the href link
'myrecord' becomes visible in edit mode
'submitform' becomes hidden.

Step 1 and 2 I manage.
Step 3 I don't get working.

Any smart suggestions

Thanks a lot

Jule


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