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Can you save a data connection inside a fragment?

Hi all,

Im wondering if there is a way to save a fragment and keep the data connection it uses? I have a company details form that uses a business number lookup over a web service, but when I save it as a fragment and use it in another form it does not have the data connection and therefore doesnt work. Is there a way around this??

Cheers!

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Nope ...you will have to set up the dataconnection in the hosting form.

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