I tried using a 'smart' back link that captured the referring url but when
clicked, it returned to the data entry page in it's first initialized state.
Perhaps I should explain the page somewhat:
User selects a customer from a data bound drop down list.
Customer selection populates a second dropdown list with header records
associaated with the customer.
Header selection populates a third dropdown list with detail records
associated with the customer/header.
Detail selection displays data fields for entry - edit and also displays
list of attachments in a repeater control (if any)
Is there a way to detect that the page was navigated back to, so I can
re-bind the repeater control which will show the newly added attachment(s)
Thanks for the suggestion,
Bernie.
"darrel" <no*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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What I would like (need) to happen is the data entry page refreshes or
posts back so that the list of attachments associated with that record is
refreshed when it is returned to.
Your suggestions, ideas would be most appreciated
Don't use the back button. Instead, put a link on the file upload page
that
then goes back to the data page which, upon page load, will refresh from
the
DB returning files attached.
I usually do this on one page with a variety of panels:
panel data view
panel data edit
panel files view
panel files edit
Upon page load, it shows both VIEW panels, then the user can click a link
to
either edit the data, or edit the files and I just show/hide the panels as
I
go.
-Darrel