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pass data between forms in different layers

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Hi

I have two layers, every layer with a form. I want to pass the data entered in the first form (in the first layer) to the second form (in the second layer).

I am working on EP7 SP14

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

Marcelo

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Former Member
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Nutan,

thanks for your answer! Although I did not follow exactly your steps, it help me to find an alternative solution.

Best Regards

Marcelo

Former Member
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Hi,

Are you able to navigate between the layers? If not First link both the layers with proper event name. That event should be mention in your button action.

Steps to follow:

1. Click the layer you can drag a link between the layers in which you want to navigate.

2. Give the link name same as the action name mentioned in the button property. Or mention the event name through which you want to navigate.

Steps to Pass the values:

1.> Go to the form of the first layer.Drag output port and create signal out with proper name.Click the link created in between the signal out and the form and give a proper name(event name). This name you have to mentioned in the button action property.Go to the form and click the button property.Then in action tab you can mentioned the action as custom action.

2.> Configure the signal out means select the fields which you want to transfer to the other iview.

3.> Then go to the other layer and drill down in that.

4.> create a form and drag input port of it and create a signal in and give the same name as you have mentioned in the signal out.

5.> configure the signal in. And give all the fields which you have mentioned in the signal out.(it is case sensitive, so better give the correct names)

6.> Double click the form and select all the fields which you want to be visible on the form.

7.> just save nad deploy the model and you can transfer data between the two layers.

I hope this will help you out.

Regards,

Nutan