Silly question, but how does this get the data for the list?
I can see
orderList = request.getAttribute("orderList");
context.orderList = orderList;
So obviously this is where it sets the context, but I never see an actual
see where it gets the data.
Sorry for the dumb questions, but I am still learning.
I wanted to add a date range. I know I saw a list reference to using jquery
calander in ftl I even copied it, but cant find it now on list or where I
copied it. I did find some google.
If I get it working can I just load it in find orders where it is setting
the dates?
context.thruDateStr = toStr; Where toStr is from a entry rather than the
embedded min and max calcs.
I am going to do a PDF with a Total, unless there is already a P.O. report I
missed one of you guys can mention?
I want to do something like this for receiving as well. Not sure there is
any interface for just looking at what has been received? I know where I can
go to enter a receipt, I use the quick receive from the P.O.
Joel Fradkin
I can see
orderList = request.getAttribute("orderList");
context.orderList = orderList;
So obviously this is where it sets the context, but I never see an actual
see where it gets the data.
Sorry for the dumb questions, but I am still learning.
I wanted to add a date range. I know I saw a list reference to using jquery
calander in ftl I even copied it, but cant find it now on list or where I
copied it. I did find some google.
If I get it working can I just load it in find orders where it is setting
the dates?
context.thruDateStr = toStr; Where toStr is from a entry rather than the
embedded min and max calcs.
I am going to do a PDF with a Total, unless there is already a P.O. report I
missed one of you guys can mention?
I want to do something like this for receiving as well. Not sure there is
any interface for just looking at what has been received? I know where I can
go to enter a receipt, I use the quick receive from the P.O.
Joel Fradkin