If you place the query field and submit button in a seperate form you don't
have to create an addictional Query field in your subform. You can directly
adress your form field value by 'document.searchform.value'.
Make sure not to break up your Notes form. This can be avoided by making a
seperate edit (client) and view (HTML and computed fields) section in your
forms. I personaly like the 'form' way better. This way you divide the Notes
form from the search part.
Or am I missing something and am I bound for errors?
p.s. Great site. I practicly learned to develop notes apps through your site
:). Thanks for sharing.
Hi,
I was wondering.
If you place the query field and submit button in a seperate form you don't have to create an addictional Query field in your subform. You can directly adress your form field value by 'document.searchform.value'.
this is the way i would do it :
</form> <form name="searchform" action="something" methos="post"> <input type="text" name="query"/><br/> <a href="JavaScript:search(document.searchform.value);">Search</a><br/> </form>
Make sure not to break up your Notes form. This can be avoided by making a seperate edit (client) and view (HTML and computed fields) section in your forms. I personaly like the 'form' way better. This way you divide the Notes form from the search part.
Or am I missing something and am I bound for errors?
p.s. Great site. I practicly learned to develop notes apps through your site :). Thanks for sharing.