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Does anyone know how to add a custom Tab, or Button in the Detail View of a Child Table? Attached is a screen shot of what I'm trying to do.

Thanks in advance,
David

Hi,

is the "Materials" Table related to the Quoting table, or do you just want to have a link to the Materials tableview?

Yes, the Quoting table has a Lookup field from the Materials table (Matl Type above). It would be cool though to also know how to just have a link if they aren't related, but most importantly here is to just add a tab/link next to the already there Efficiency, Eng Chg Req, and Results tabs.

Thank you,
David

Hi,

you can try
This shall add a button to the materials TV.

Please check all names as I'm not sure which ones you use and if you have uppper or lowercase.

Thank you and I'll give it a shot this evening. Should this code go in the Hooks section?

David

you can add the code through the quoting-tv.js file in the hooks section.

Thank you sir! I'll let you know how it goes.

David

Hello Pascal,

I did try this and didn't have any luck. I am attaching 3 screen shots to see if that helps.

Thanks again,
David

Sorry my mistake,
can you put the script in quoting-dv.js

Tried it in the quoting-dv.js and still didn't show up. Weird, seems like that would work?

Hi,

please try to wrap the code in

$j(function(){
<code>
}

Oddly it is still not showing up...

$j(function(){
$j('#Efficiency_link').after($j('#Efficiency_link').clone().prop('id', 'Materials_link' ).attr("href", "materials_view.php").html($j('#IEfficiency_link').children().clone()).append(' Materials'));
} (Tried this with and without the Parenthesis and the above code is all one line)

$j(function(){

/* Set the following fields as read only to avoid user editing */
$j('#pph').prop('readonly', true);
$j('#sec_pph').prop('readonly', true);

})

Did you try

$j(function(){
$j('#Efficiency_link').after($j('#Efficiency_link').clone().prop('id', 'Materials_link' ).attr("href", "materials_view.php").html($j('#IEfficiency_link').children().clone()).append(' Materials'));
})

Otherwise try

$j(function(){
$j('[id$=_link]:last').after($j('[id$=_link]:first').clone().prop('id', 'Materials_link' ).attr("href", "materials_view.php").text('new').html($j('[id$=_link]:first').children().clone()).append(' Materials'))
})

Tried both, but neither would show the new link for some reason.

Thank you,
David

Ok, clarified the issue with David. The table is called differently, so the correct code to work is

$j(function(){
$j('#eff_link').after($j('#eff_link').clone().prop('id', 'Materials_link' ).attr("href", "materials_view.php").html($j('#eff_link').children().clone()).append(' Materials'));
})

As usual pböttcher is a genius! I had a table name that didn't match the name shown for cloning a link.

Thanks again!
David