Bruce,
Apparently, you are using and/or recycling Razzak's sample application
forms in your own application, or at least trying to recycle. That's great!
However ...
The value assigned for the button [Continue] vButton = 77, and value
assigned for the button [Cancel] vButton = 99, is the indicator as to
how the form was closed. Then, based on the returned value you can
continue or cancel the process as you see fit.
There is more to that logic in my complex applications.
Hope it helps!
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak
On 12/27/2022 1:26 PM, Bruce Chitiea wrote:
Of what significance are the specific variable values "77" and "99",
often found within Bit Button On-Click EEPs, e.g.:
SET VAR vbitButton INTEGER = 77
SET VAR vbitButton INTEGER = 99
If these represent Virtual-Key Codes (FormsManual.pdf, Section 1.8.3.4
p.1321), I'm not "getting" their correspondence to the mouse-clickery
of the Button.
Thoughts? And thanks.
Warmest Regards, Bruce
Bruce A. Chitiea | SafeSectors, Inc.
112 Harvard Ave #272 | Claremont CA 91711-4716 | USA
+011 (909) 238-9012 m | /[email protected]/
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