I think something like Visual Basic's 'DoEvents' proc is
what is wanted/needed.
Eric C. Hansen wrote:
> Max,
> Let me see if I understand correctly. Are you saying that you are trying to
> fire off another button click event from within a button click event, and
> are having trouble doing so? What you might want to do is call a second
> Dialogbox. You will need to disable() the first Dialogbox and then enable()
> and show() the second Dialogbox. Then, after you are through, you will
> hide() and disable() the second Dialogbox and enable() the first dialog box.
> I am including some sample code below to demonstrate. Notice how from
> within the button click event for button object $Goto, I disable() my first
> Dialogbox and enable() and show() my second Dialogbox. When the user clicks
> the $OK button associated with the second Dialogbox, I then disable() and
> hide() the second Dialogbox and enable() the first Dialogbox.
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