You need to access the menu that is associated with each menu, through the
.menuid property of your window.
In any window event:
m_master lm_menu
lm_menu = this.menuid
lm_menu.m_save.enabled = TRUE
You should not use code like
m_master.m_save.enabled = TRUE,
because this accesses the global variable m_master.
regards, Jim
Jim Crockett
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> Subject: PFCSIG Using single menu at several windows
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>
> I have single menu (called m_master inherit from m_frame) and I want to
> attach all window master with m_master.
> At the m_master, I disable one item called m_save.
> And in every window master has a datawindow, at editchanged event I
> enabled
> that m_save.
> And then I open several window master, after that I see at the toolbar
> (from
> that menu) from each window, and the disabled menu is correct. If I edited
> the datawindow, the m_save was enabled, but when I changed to other window
> master, the m_save enabled too.
> Is that a PFC bug or not ?
>
> How to manage that enabled menu for many windows ?
> Do you think that I must create a menu for each window ?
>
> Regards,
> Rendra Yap
> Bussiness Development System
> PT. Surabaya Agung Industri Pulp & Kertas
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