Currently when a pseudoevent is changed to a regular event...
the pseudoevent date is lost (except in notes which can be deleted)
the pseudoevent flag is reset to 0
This suggests a re-think of how pseudoevents work. Perhaps they should reside in a separate table for pseudoevents that is displayed via the typical browse display as both are displayed, but actually located in separate tables (tbl_Events & tbl_PseudoEvents - or similar).
Pseudoevents could reside in a table similar to tbl_Events (or w/in tbl_Events) that also retains the pseudoevent date.
Related to #131
Currently when a pseudoevent is changed to a regular event...
This suggests a re-think of how pseudoevents work. Perhaps they should reside in a separate table for pseudoevents that is displayed via the typical browse display as both are displayed, but actually located in separate tables (tbl_Events & tbl_PseudoEvents - or similar).
Pseudoevents could reside in a table similar to tbl_Events (or w/in tbl_Events) that also retains the pseudoevent date.