May be I discovered a bug.
I have a for with a button that carried the following script:
button = hk_this
doit = show_yesnodialog("Open the form?", 0)
hk_this.show_warningmessage(str(doit))
if doit != int(0):
button.set_action("open_form","Area")
The form "Area" should open if the user clicks on "yes", and not open if the
user clicks "no".
It works as long as the user clicks only "no". Once the user has clicked on
"yes" once, the form will always open, no matter whatever the user clicks
subsequently.
In the property editor, Action and Object is left empty, but by clicking
"yes", these properties are set to "Open Form" and "Area" respectively, and
this is apparently the reason why the form will always open.
Is there a way to work around this problem?
Thank for your help.
Egbert
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