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- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainAre you in App Management? Or App Properties. You need to be in App Management. (At the Application level, not table level)
- GraniteHomesQrew CadetIn App management from the application settings, not table settings
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainJust a guess. Do you have at least two tables and is there a relationship between them?
- GraniteHomesQrew Cadetyep, what is weird is I see the table I want to create a copy button for on a copy of the application, just not in the original application.
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainOK, now I understand your question. Are you saying that you want to create a button where the source table is not the App you are in?
- GraniteHomesQrew Cadetno my bad, sorry i am making things confusing.
1. I go into App settings and select App Management
2. I select Copy Master Detail
3. I go to the table dropdown to choose which table I want to make the copy button for
4. wait..what..the table i want isn't in the dropdown option? huh?
But..
If I create a copy of the whole application, do the same steps above in the copied application, the table i want IS in the dropdown list?
weird eh? - QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainI cannot explain why it would work with A Copy.
But the whole Copy Master Detail is finicky if you have what are called looping relationships or also that seems to include relationships built for conditional dropdown purposes. My theory would be that the system is only seeing one child table and it is not valid for making the button so it does not offer that parent table.
You may need to got to support on this one as it is hard to diagnose without being in your app. - Laura_ThackerQrew CommanderToday I ran into an issue; which resulted in making sure the following was included in the copyMasterDetail button "&recurse=false".
In my case this was critical to ensure that I could create a set of records in a child table from either parent-tables.