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Thanks Sharon! Unfortunately, I have to have the record fully created before the user lands on the record form for the next step in the process, because there is a button on the next step that has to pass along the RID to a record in another table. I was trying to avoid having to use Javascript to pull the RID on the second button in the series....
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Elena Larrabee
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Sounds like you'll need to either 1) use some kind of code page injection to create the record and then redirect the user to the new RID or 2) consider using some kind of save and continue button if possible.
With the code page you would just create the record and get the RID from the response and redirect the user to the new record. If its available though - you could try and convert your button over to a GenAddRecordForm and instruct the user with a 'Save & Continue' type process where it saves the record and keeps them on their new form with the next step in the workflow unlocked now that the RID has been committed. Either one should allow you to continue with the IFV in place since you would be in control of the redirect.
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Chayce Duncan
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- MarkShnier__You2 years agoQrew Legend
A low tech solution if the only answer is code pages and others see this post and don't have those technical skills, would possibly be to redirect the user to a report of records created by the current user within the last minute. There would probably only be one record there.
The user would launch off a button on that report to continue with the next step.
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
------------------------------- ElenaLarrabee12 years agoQrew Captain
I think I may end up needing to go with a code page solution... I'm encountering a few other use cases this morning where it seems necessary to create a new record and pass that new RID onto another record with the click of one button. Do any of you know of a good example of someone doing this? I haven't thoroughly search the forums yet since I was hoping to avoid this eventuality.
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Elena Larrabee
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