[SOLVED]Bug or not? Run-Button and new field ...

Scriptcase 8 Bugs
#1

Hi,

i have a grid with four fields from db table and one field via “New Field”. All fields are strings.

In event onRecord i have this code:

{my_field} = {dbfield_2};

Running the grid is ok (two columns with identical content.

Now, i create a run button (PHP). In OnRecord from the run button is this code:


$arr = [i];


[marked_id][$arr] = {db_field_1};
[marked_rec][$arr] = {db_field_2};    


[i]++;

This works. But i can’t use:


$arr = [i];


[marked_id][$arr] = {db_field_1};
[marked_rec][$arr] = {myfield};    


[i]++;

This give a error “undefined identifier $myfield” …

Why?

#2

Nobody an idea?

#3

Posiblely {myfield} is not numeric or convert {myfield} to numeric;

#4

???, why should i convert a text field to numeric? That makes no sense …

#5

Did you check the generated code for both? I suspect it bug to be honest…
Try something else for fun:


$arr = [i];

[marked_id][$arr] = {db_field_1};
$temp = {myfield};
[marked_rec][$arr] = $temp;    

[i]++;

if that does work then I really suspect another bug…

on the other hand I am wondering why you use [marked_id]… instead of another solution like $marked_id[$arr]
:confused:

#6

@rr :

{myfield} (or other manuel fields) are empty and with error “undefined identifier $myfield” in run buttons OnRecord event.

[marked_id] is used in run buttons OnFinish event, thats no change with $marked_id … (look at documentation for run button).

#7

Hello,

Issue reported to our bugs team.

regards,
Bernhard Bernsmann

#8

Hello,

If possible, send us your application exported along with the CREATE tables involved so we can do a better analysis of your problem.

#9

Sorry John, but this problem you can adjust within 60 seconds … See post no. #1.

#10

Hello,

See my application and tell me if I’m doing as you.

{new} = {description};

$arr = [i];
[marked_id][$arr]     = {categoryname};
[marked_rec][$arr]     = {new};
[i]++;

echo "<pre>";
print_r($arr);

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwUe2zBbmuOheHlFUFN3ZHhtYzQ/view?usp=sharing

#11

Hello John,

your example is working, but it’s not that what i would like to do …

If you move your line “{new} = {description};” to Events / onRecord your example does not work anymore … although the field {new} exist and is filling in Events / onRecord.

#12

A new bug: i have imported your example, but i can’t delete (“User without permission!”). But i’am use user “admin” with full rights on all projects …

Edit: Delete the permission for project “Test” and reassign the permission, the i could delete it …

#13

[QUOTE=RHS;28137]A new bug: i have imported your example, but i can’t delete (“User without permission!”). But i’am use user “admin” with full rights on all projects …

Edit: Delete the permission for project “Test” and reassign the permission, the i could delete it …[/QUOTE]

Mr. Reinhard,

Make sure that the “admin” user has all privileges allowed for the Test project, because I created it with another user.

#14

Hello,

I’m forwarding your issue to our development team, soon I give you a return.

#15

Hello,

Talking directly with our developer about your problem, so it is not a bug. Scriptcase makes treatment for virtual fields with “$this”.

Therefore, for it to work you can use with any of the options below:

  • The field must exist in the table.
  • Use local variable.
  • Use global variable.