Sample data · this browser only
Family Support
A family book: one person form hosted in three wrappers (Client, Carer, Sibling). Combos store IDs. Startup is the family Split list.
Open hides inactive families. Sample family A: Client Role A, Carer Role B, Sibling Role C -- click those tabs to prove each wrapper is a different person.
| ID | Family |
|---|
Family
Save this family first. This tab stays grey until then — waiting, not broken.
Save this family first. This tab stays grey until then — waiting, not broken.
Save this family first. This tab stays grey until then — waiting, not broken.
What this demo shows
A Microsoft Access family-support book in the browser. One person layout, three wrappers.
- One person form, three wrappers -- Client, Carer, and Sibling are the same fields, each on its own tab. Access hosts
fsubFamilyPersonin three Subform controls; the web uses one template and three tab pages. Sample family A is Client Role A, Carer Role B, Sibling Role C so you can see the filter working. - Not Contact book — that is a directory of phones and lists. This is a family with named slots.
- Open filter — hides inactive families.
- Wrappers idle until save — Client, Carer, and Sibling stay grey on a new family.
- Unsaved changes — Yes / No / Cancel before leaving a dirty record.
Will this work when the data is in a database?
Yes. Family and person rows are separate tables with FKs. Each wrapper is a filter on FamilyPersonID, not a second form object. Source checklists, notes, and communications are omitted this pass.
Sample data only. Family Support — a scoped conversion of a Tony Access sample.