Re: testing d2w
Re: testing d2w
- Subject: Re: testing d2w
- From: Wes James <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 08:19:45 -0600
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 05:45:59 +0100, Clive Roberts
<email@hidden> wrote:
> 26, 2004 10:51 PM
> Subject: testing d2w
>
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> > I put together a simple model
> > users
> > userTypeID
> > password
> > userID (key row)
> > userName
> >
> > userTypes
> > userTypeDef
> > userTypeID (key row)
> >
> > I then set up the relationship from the userTypes.userTypeID to
> > users.userTypeID as 1 to many.
> >
> > I then create the tables then use Xcode to create a D2W application.
> > I build and run.... When I get in and select userTypes and then click
> > on New to create a new usertype I can type in Admin as a new user
> > type, but it also has an area to put in users. Why?
>
> it is just reflecting the 1 to many relationship from users to userTypes.
>
> Ok. I then
> > select the dropdown menu and select users, click on new to create a
> > new user.
>
> try creating the "Admin" type without creating the new user, ie don't bother
> about adding users at first.
>
I did. I create an admin userType and one other. When I click on the
New button for Users and then type in a username and a password and
then click on the button to select a userTypes then click on Return
after selecting Admin, Admin is there but when I click on the Save
button to save this record, I get:
Could not save your changes:
The userTypeID property of Users is not allowed to be null.
The userTypeID is a key value - shouldn't the D2W system create an
autoid for userTypeID?
> Clive Roberts
>
>
wes
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