Jacques TUR Hello Jacques, looks great, but I can't use it, because Ninext fails to load in my databases now. There is an error message in the console. Might be the reason. Merry Xmas.

Jacques TUR

This is amazing. Thanks for the good work! Ninox is actually missing this natively 😉

One more thing, can you adjust the color scheme a little?

Hi,

In my database, I am trying to replace all "ui.popupRecord()" methods in my custom HTML formulas with the Ninext HTML helping functions. Still, so far, I have been unable to achieve the same functionality.

To determine if this issue is specific to my database, I attempted to run the following script using the #Ninext 2-1 app, but again without success.

let x := first(select Invoice);
function test() do
    popupRecord(x)
end;
html(---
  <button id='myButton' onclick='ninext.callNinoxFunction("test", this)'>Push to try it</button>
---)

Is this a bug, or am I missing something?

Happy New Year,

Sotirios

I got motivated by Sotirios Zormpas' post about using Ninext's HTML helping functions. So here is my first attempt:

function newPopup(irecord : number) do
    let getRec := record(Teams,irecord);
    popupRecord(getRec)
end;
html(---
  <button id = "1" onclick='ninext.callNinoxFunction("newPopup", this, this.Value)'>Push to try it</button>
---)

And sadly it didn't get me anywhere. I know the function works cause if I try it without the html:

newPopup(1)

It pops up the record. Again and Again and Again. Glad I didn't break my DB.

But when I add the html nothing works. I'm not sure how to pass along the value of 1. It is only one button, but I would like to build a table of records and have the buttons generated with the rId.

Thanks,