I see the problem with the registration ID if you don't want to use the username. In this case you can store the registration ID in a field and get the next one using a select max().. I can help you write the application if we make a sample application out of it.. What do you think ? Can you give me access to your server ? Ludovic Mathieu Peltier a écrit :
On Friday 15 April 2005 17:32, Ludovic Dubost wrote:
- in Main.TestRegistration, I have hard coded the name of the Registration instance ("Reg1"). My first idea was to store the registrations under Registration 1, Registration2, ..., Registrationn. How to automaticcally calculate the name to use from the data already store in the database? Is there a better solution?
This is the part where the fact that you can't call directly the "save" action causes a problem. This will be fixed soon. Currently to do this you need to ask first for the first name or last name then open the "inline" form with the user name
yes but the username cannot be used to identity the registration (I could use the email but this is not a valid wiki page name)
Given that you want to do one form registration, validation and notification, maybe you should use the advanced API which will give you more flexibility.
Is there an Hello World sample available somethere which demonstrates how to use the "advanced api"...?
thanks for your time.
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