Using sc_make_link() to execute PHP in a blank application

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#1

I have placed a button doing the following in onRecord event:

$link = sc_make_link(generate_voucher, receipt_id={receipt_id});
{gen_v} = '<button class="scButton_default" type="button" name="generate_receipt" onclick="' . $link . '">Generate Voucher</button>';

When I click the button I get:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression flags

What I want to do is to execute a PHP script in a blank application generate_voucher when the button is clicked.

Also, how to reference the {receipt_id} in the blank application onExecute script?

If possible, can I place the script inside the onRecord and call it when the button is clicked instead of using a blank application?

#2

How about a Control, with a blank Label Field and then put a PHP Button in the toolbar?

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#3

You are absolutely right in normal conditions. That is what I am doing at the moment.

I just wanted to get the clutter out of the toolbar and activate/deactivate buttons independently for two operations being done on the receipts/payments vouchers. It is a research approach so far. It would be nice to perform actions on individual records using buttons in the grid columns.

Thanks for the suggestion. Appreciate it.

#4

Have you tried one of the Editable Grid Forms? They have run buttons on the rows.

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#5

I will try that! I didn’t know of that feature in editable grids.

Thanks.