On Sunday, March 3, 2002, at 04:29 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
> Are you catching the popSelect event and returning true (implying that > you've handled it completely)? If you are, then don't. That would > prevent the list from displaying. If you need to do something with that > event for some reason, then return false to let the OS do its thing. No, I'm catching a lstSelect event and returning true, though. After reading the docs, it seemed that was what was best to do. Actually, here's something to note. The debugger complains that my lists are getting set to a height of 0, each 2 times, at the beginning of my app's run. The resource I specified has no items in it, so I know why it does it the first time. But the second time seems to be after it should have updated the lists. I'm pretty sure the lists were getting populated, though, since without knowing, I had a memory leak, and the debugger complained. Fixed that up quickly... In all reality, I think the list is displaying, but with a height of 0. I see a little black outline above the popup trigger. Thanks, James -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
