Hi.
I have an appointment booking system that I have created with a lot of help from Fizzo in the form of an example. It has been the only example I have found that a newbie like me could understand (sort of).I have come across a problem though.
(I have e-mailed Fizzio but thought I would throw it to all)
On my appointment system, their is a button on the form to "Make Appointment" and a button to "View Appointment"
When I click "View Appointment the details that are missing from the table are also missing from the form) They are filtered - if I remove filter, you can then see them but they still do not appear in tblappointment.
I have created a tiny db example to show you what my problem is. If anyone would like to try to help.....
frm1 represents my client form and frm2 represents my appointment form. The data entered into frm1 appears in frm2, however, the data does not appear in tbl2 - just empty spaces.
I don't understand why. Please help!!!!!
Sorry if message is a little garbled as I'm not sure of the best way to explain the problem. Thanks, CJ.
I have an appointment booking system that I have created with a lot of help from Fizzo in the form of an example. It has been the only example I have found that a newbie like me could understand (sort of).I have come across a problem though.
(I have e-mailed Fizzio but thought I would throw it to all)
On my appointment system, their is a button on the form to "Make Appointment" and a button to "View Appointment"
When I click "View Appointment the details that are missing from the table are also missing from the form) They are filtered - if I remove filter, you can then see them but they still do not appear in tblappointment.
I have created a tiny db example to show you what my problem is. If anyone would like to try to help.....
frm1 represents my client form and frm2 represents my appointment form. The data entered into frm1 appears in frm2, however, the data does not appear in tbl2 - just empty spaces.
I don't understand why. Please help!!!!!
Sorry if message is a little garbled as I'm not sure of the best way to explain the problem. Thanks, CJ.
