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Tuesday, March 6, 2012PrintSubscribe
Orders: Removing Data Fields

When creating a new order, the fields ShippedDate, ShipVia, and Freight are not known. Let’s remove these fields from the createForm1 view.

Switch back to the Designer, and expand Order Form / dv100 / createForm1 / c1 – New Orders node. Delete the fields ShippedDate, ShipVia, and Freight by right-clicking and pressing Delete option in the context menu.

Deleting Freight from Order Form in Code On Time Designer

Press Generate and wait for the application to load. If you create a new order using the Order Form, you will see that the data fields have been removed.

Shorter Order Form page in Code On Time Preview

Tuesday, March 6, 2012PrintSubscribe
Orders: Setting Default Date

When creating a new order, the order date should default to the current date.

Switch back to the Designer, and expand the Orders controller in the Explorer. Expand Fields, and double click on OrderDate.

In the Code Default property, write:

DateTime.Now

Setting Code Default for OrderDate field in Code On Time Designer

Press OK to save the field. Press Generate in the top left corner, and wait for the page to load. Navigate to Order Form, and create a new order. Select a customer and employee. You will see that the current date has been inserted into the Order Date field.

Current Date inserted in Order Date for the Order Form

Monday, March 5, 2012PrintSubscribe
Orders: Setting a Sort Expression

Now that the Order Form page has been set up, we will want to customize several settings. First, we shall optimize the Orders controller. The list of order is currently displayed in alphabetical order of Customer Company Name. It would make more sense to sort the orders according to the date the order was made. Switch back to the Designer, and open the “dv100” Orders data view in the Explorer. Double click on grid1. Scroll down to the Sort Expression field, and enter “OrderDate desc” (do not enter the double quotes).

Sort Expression for a View in Code On Time Designer

Press OK to save the view, and press Generate to regenerate the application. If you navigate to Order Form page, you will see that the orders are sorted in descending order of Order Date.

Orders sorted by Order Date