When you did the print_r($record), what did it say? Usually a print_r on an actual record will return a whole mess of stuff. It is easier to do print_r($record->vals())
-Steve
Validate on a grid widget & $record.
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Re: Validate on a grid widget & $record.When you did the print_r($record), what did it say? Usually a print_r on an actual record will return a whole mess of stuff. It is easier to do print_r($record->vals())
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Re: Validate on a grid widget & $record.I wasn't able to find any other references to this issue, but my temporary solution is that I set the [call_id] field to the tab with my grid widget (and just leave it hidden), which allows me to pull the field from $record, and in turn, I am just not able to show it on the main tab of the record (not what I wanted, but not the end of the world). Other than the previously mentioned downside, I feel that this isn't particularly ideal, as it limits data access to the one tab where the corresponding field is located, but it does seem to mostly work for what I need.
I'd be curious to know if there was a more elegant and less limited/hackish solution.
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