Multi subforms

HenningTh

Have a problem which seems to be difficult to solve:

Having a main-form containing 2 sub-forms. These 2 subforms refers to 2 different tables. When I call the mainform I have 2 variables for filtering (one variable for each of the subs).
To use SETTABLEVIEW and SETRECORD for each of the subforms gives an error when calling the main-form - you are not allowed to use more than one.

HAve elaborated over this, but cannot find the solution - anyone who can? Would be very greatfull for any help on this matter.

MBerger

I don't see any problems with your setup, you should be able to link 2 subforms to one main form easily, either via the subformlink or via functions in the subforms you can cal to set your filters. What problems are you experiencing exactly, and can you show us any code ?

krzychub83

MBerger wrote:

I don't see any problems with your setup, you should be able to link 2 subforms to one main form easily, either via the subformlink or via functions in the subforms you can cal to set your filters. What problems are you experiencing exactly, and can you show us any code ?

I think he has a main form with a subform and in that subform a second subform, which is not allowed in NAV. So not a form with two subforms, but a form with a subform, which has a subform on it.

HenningTh

Have rechecked my code - a little embarrassed to admit a spellig flaw :oops:
No error anymore, but subform 1 (LocalStock) shows correct limited view - but subform2 (vendorstock) just shows all existing items (no filter).
MainStockform contains both LocalForm and Vendorform


Code:

IF "Own product" <> '' THEN
BEGIN
LocalStock.SETRANGE(Productkode,"Local product");
IF LocalStock.FINDFIRST THEN
BEGIN
LocalForm.SETTABLEVIEW(LocalStock);
LocalForm.SETRECORD(LocalStock);
END;
END;

IF "Produkt-ID" <> '' THEN
BEGIN
VendorStock.SETRANGE(ProductID,"Produkt-ID");
IF VendorStock.FINDFIRST THEN
BEGIN
VendorForm.SETTABLEVIEW(VendorStock);
VendorForm.SETRECORD(VendorStock);
END ELSE
CLEAR(VendorForm);
END;

MainStockform.run;