I have often used Custom Design and this is very helpful in customizing the appearance. but always avoid changing pages via the Project Explorer menu because it gives me a warning that the page may not be published anymore.
after I tried to learn more, the detail table arrangement is determined based on the order in which a table is called from the database. The solution that is quite workable that I found is to drop and re-add a table from the database, so that this table will be the last order (this is not recommended for those who are already in the production stage)
anyway willvin.. can you explain how to bind multiple tables in an Add Page using Page Designer? pic 1
In each detail table, in the Add Page Properties option I added MasterForm & MasterField. Pic 2
Until this condition everything is going well, where when I open the Add Page in Table_A, each field from the master table and fields from the detail table will be on 1 page.
My question is, how do I change the order of the detail table? Pic 3
I can't make changes using the page designer, because all detail and master pages are embedded into 1 component Pic 4
I am currently using the latest version of Phprad Classic.
I have a master table with 3 detail tables. I've managed to use master detail well by adding a master reference to each detail table (under "Add Page Properties"). so that when I add data to the master table, the details will appear on one page at a time.
My question is, how to place the arrangement of each table detail when the add master table page? as an example:
- Master A - Detail X - Detail Y - Detail Z
want to be: - Master A - Detail X - Detail Z - Detail Y
I actually want to try using page design, but I have trouble adding the "bind value data field", because there is no master table key field option (only available: USER_ID, USER_NAME, ...)
