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Thread: Cannot find or access the subject required by the System:MyForm plugin using the option you selected. Contact your system administrator. 0x1@0:Form System:MyForm

Bhargavi Somisetty
Posts: 2

Cannot find or access the subject required by the System:MyForm plugin using the option you selected. Contact your system administrator. 0x1@0:Form System:MyForm Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM

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Posted: 16 Apr 10 2:43 AM

Hi,
I am a newbie to this. Kindly help me.
I have gone through the blogs and replies for the aforementioned problem but I could not solve it.
I have created a DataForm with some fields of the existing (database) entity"Office". I have linked the dataform to the Insert Menu item. When I try to open my dataform from SalesLogix Client's Insert Menu, I am getting the aforementioned error.
Kindly help me to solve this error with a little detailed explanation.
Also give me some docs or links to go through the basics of SalesLogix Customization.

Thanks in Advance.

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Dan Carvin
Posts: 227

Re: Cannot find or access the subject required by the System:MyForm plugin using the option you selected. Contact your system administrator. 0x1@0:Form System:MyForm Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM

Posted: 16 Apr 10 9:28 AM

If you are inserting a new record you'll want to use a Managed Form rather than a data form.

The good news is that you'll be able to copy & paste the labels & fields from the form you made to the new form.

The bad news is that to insert a new record through a managed form, you'll need to write all the code that does an insert, which can be a challenging project for a newbie. Study the other insert forms that are in SalesLogix, refer to the the Developers Reference PDF a lot (as well as VBScript and ADO references if you're not familiar with those), and you can figure it out.

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Ryan Farley
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Posted: 17 Apr 10 1:28 AM

In order to "show" a data bound form you need to give the form context. Meaning, for editing a record you give it the table and record ID or for a new record (insert) you give it the table it is bound to and no ID value. You do this by using the ShowViewForRecord method. You can see an article about that here: http://www.slxdeveloper.com/page.aspx?action=viewarticle&articleid=48

Basically, you'll write a script that shows the form using ShowViewForRecord and then wire that script to the menu item.

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