[SOLVED]update button and sc_redir

Scriptcase 7 Bugs
#1

hi,

if I add the function sc_redir at event onafterupdateall or onafterupdate
the form application does not update anything field but just makes the redir

#2

Re: UPDATE BUTTON AND SC_REDIR

Not sure how you created your apps, but by putting the Sc_redir function in the event as mentioned, and it did redir than it is functioning as intended.

That event is executed after update is perform. So if you form did not update, then somewhere else is having a problem.

#3

Re: UPDATE BUTTON AND SC_REDIR

test and see.
if I remove the redir the application work perfectly

#4

Re: UPDATE BUTTON AND SC_REDIR

Hello,

I have reported this issue to our bugs team for further testing. What kind of form are you working with? Is this a editable grid form?

regards,
Bernhard Bernsmann

#5

Re: UPDATE BUTTON AND SC_REDIR

no is a sigle record form

#6

Re: UPDATE BUTTON AND SC_REDIR

is on every form type. is a big big problem!!!

#7

Re: UPDATE BUTTON AND SC_REDIR

Hi,
I ran into the same bug and I needed an immediate solution.
Here is the workaround I use till it’s fixed.

I perform a simple sc_lookup() on the primary key of the record I just updated. If it’s OK, redirect to the grid.

Hope this helps.

jsb

#8

Hello,

This problem still persists?

#9

Yes the problem still persist

#10

Yes, I have the same problem.

#11

Here’s a workaround:
It depends on your situation, but fire a sc_commit_trans() should do it.
I think what’s happening is because of the redirect it doesn’t reach the actual commit
and therefor the transaction never gets completed.

jsb

#12

Works!
Thank you jsb!

#13

This is not a bug and it’s been discussed in this forum several times. You need to use the commit if you want to do a sc_redir.

from the documentation (the helpfile)

If the user, in any of these events, use an application redirectioning (macro “sc_redir”) must before the redirect, use this macro to guarantee the transactions previously effected.

#14

100% true. Mea culpa.