Hello: Hopefully someone can help me with table programming. I have a table on my form that has 11 rows and 2 columns. So the rows are more than will fit on the screen at any given time. The problem that I'm having is that when I initialize the table with data I keep getting the following error message:
"field.c, Line:1916, No visible lines to allocate" Here are the relevant bits from my code: static Char *cLabels[] = {"Dept","Addr", "Addr2","City","State","Zip","Ctry","Tel","Fax","E-Mail","Web"}; MemHandle gTextHandles[11]; void initTable(FormType* pForm) { TableType *tablePtr; int i=0,rowsInTable=0; tablePtr = (TableType*)FrmGetObjectPtr(pForm,FrmGetObjectIndex(pForm,CT_Table)); rowsInTable = TblGetNumberOfRows(tablePtr); //Set the column types for the table for(i=0;i<rowsInTable;i++){ TblSetRowSelectable(tablePtr,i,false); TblSetItemStyle(tablePtr,i,0,labelTableItem); TblSetItemPtr(tablePtr,i,0,cLabels[i]); TblSetItemStyle(tablePtr,i,1,textTableItem); TblSetRowUsable(tablePtr,i,false); } TblSetColumnUsable(tablePtr,0,true); TblSetColumnUsable(tablePtr,1,true); TblSetLoadDataProcedure(tablePtr,1, (TableLoadDataFuncPtr)contactViewGetDescription); } static Err contactViewGetDescription (void * table, Int16 row, UInt16 column, Boolean editable, MemHandle *textHP, UInt16 * textOffset, UInt16 * textAllocSize, FieldPtr fld) { *textHP = gTextHandles[row]; *textOffset = 0; *textAllocSize = MemHandleSize(*textHP); return (0); } void populatePage() { //This method is called when a record is selected from a drop-down for(i=0;i<11;i++){ MemHandleFree(gTextHandles[i]); gTextHandles[i] = MemHandleNew(StrLen(_currentRecord.fields[i+1])+1); str = MemHandleLock(gTextHandles[i]); StrCopy(str,_currentRecord.fields[i+1]); MemHandleUnlock(gTextHandles[i]); TblMarkRowInvalid((TableType*)FrmGetObjectPtr(pForm,FrmGetObjectIndex(pForm,CT_Table)),i); TblSetRowUsable((TableType*)FrmGetObjectPtr(pForm,FrmGetObjectIndex(pForm,CT_Table)),i,true); } } Thanks for your help! Chris -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/