Hi,
I created a form with two sections.
The first one named "Series", the second one named "Crew".
When I input the series data in the database, I enter in the "CREW" table, the members of the show's teaù (actors, directors, ...)
To access to the section "Crew", I insert a button "+ Equipe". I selected "Open Web Page" for both buttons Action property and enter "#Crew | region" in the URL box and "#Series | region" in the "Return" button's URL box.
Nothing happens when I click on the buttons.
Here's a sample database.
It were nice if someone could help, please.
[Solved] Using sections in forms
[Solved] Using sections in forms
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Re: Using sections in forms
"#Crew | region" and "#Series | region" are not valid URLso access to the section "Crew", I insert a button "+ Equipe". I selected "Open Web Page" for both buttons Action property and enter "#Crew | region" in the URL box and "#Series | region" in the "Return" button's URL box.
Nothing happens when I click on the buttons.
For instance, when I insert "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL" into the URL property of your button + Equipe
Then the button works as advertised
It appears you are attempting to create a multipage form. Since a Form document is a Writer page, it might be possible using text ranges but I’ve never seen that done successfully.
I usually create separate form documents and use macros to open and close them.
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Re: Using sections in forms
For some years ago, I created a turf database, inserting 3 sections linked exactly the same way, and it worked perfectly.
Here is that database:
Here is that database:
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Re: Using sections in forms
Place your form in edit mode
Select the Button what give a problem
use the dialog in which you can edit a Hyperlink( menu --> Insert--> Hyperlink).
The result is that there are no spaces in the Hyperlink and you have spaces in the Hyperlink.
It is also possible that you can edit it by hand but If have not test that.
Select the Button what give a problem
use the dialog in which you can edit a Hyperlink( menu --> Insert--> Hyperlink).
The result is that there are no spaces in the Hyperlink and you have spaces in the Hyperlink.
It is also possible that you can edit it by hand but If have not test that.
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Re: Using sections in forms
You're right RPG, removing the spaces, my buttons work very well.
But how could it be ? In my turf database joined to the post, the buttons work with spaces
But how could it be ? In my turf database joined to the post, the buttons work with spaces

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Re: Using sections in forms
I have no answer on your question in the last post. But I have the idea that there are also no spaces.
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Re: [Solved] Using sections in forms
I agree with UnklDonald418 that separate forms work better. I did use frames in forms in the same way as Neelix use sections but I stopped with the frames and make simple forms.
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