I guess, your master table is some how associated with the entity that you load on the page.
Lets say, you have 2 tables: Order and Product
Lets assume Product is master table. For the user form, you load order, where you want to select one of the products.
In this case, your order and product must be linked. So, you can have reference selector and with proper XPATH you can load it.
If this does not answer your question, explain your situation with screen shots. Then someone will be able to help
Hello NirmalKumar
Lets say, you have 2 tables: Order and Product
Lets assume Product is master table.
in my case, i need to load a the product page directly, and instead of having a list view to show the products, i need it in a dropdown
as such, when i select a product from the dropdown, i can show the product details and images on the page.
So, i need something like that
having a datasource
Hi
To explain the issue more clearly, let us assume that there is no master detail related table. I have a table, tableA with several fields, including sName
On the page, i need all the rows, field name sName, in a drop down
How can i achieve that?