Has anyone used RFID tags for inventories in conjunction with R:Base?
A client is interested in adding RFID tags to inventory items so the item ID
can be automatically read. In principle, they should work just like bar
codes, but nothing is ever that simple; any experience in this area would be
greatly appreciated. TIA.

Javier,

Javier Valencia
913-915-3137

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Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: DB User Defined Combo box


Jennifer, 

Try putting RECALC VARIABLES after the getproperty command.  Otherwise the
variable will not be calculated until you exit the combo box. (I'm guessing
you have the getproperty command in the on-click eep?) 

Dawn Hast


"Roberts, Jennifer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/18/2008
11:43:59 AM:

> Hello.  Everywhere I have searched has told me that the following 
> code will get me the selected value in my DB User Defined Combo Box:
> GETPROPERTY <Component ID> SELECTION 'varname'.  It is not getting 
> the value.  It is populating the variable with what looks like a 
> space holder (|).  It doesn’t matter which item I pick in the combo 
> box, the variable is always the same and it isn’t the selected 
> value.  Any ideas what is going on here?   
>   
> Thank you, 
>   
> Jennifer Roberts 
> Business Applications Specialist 
> Ohio Masonic Home 
> 937.525.3080 
> x5788 
>   
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