At 06:26 AM 11/14/2008, mike epstein sony viao office wrote:
Good Morning,
I have a form with a scrolling region in which I capture a variable
'vtextvalue from a column as it is placed in the scrolling region'.
I have placed a variable radio group with 23 buttons into the same
form. I am trying to 'button check ' or change the properties of
the items in the radio group box that are not present in the scrolling
region of the form or in other words where the caption value is the
same as the variable (.vtextvalue). By the way the caption 'values '
in the radio group box are integer.
Good morning Mike,
Use the following syntax to capture or assign the CAPTION value of
a given RADIOBUTTON in a Variable Radio Group.
Syntax:
-- To capture variable radio group value:
GETPROPERTY <VRGCompID> RADIOBUTTONS[ItemIndex]->CAPTION vValue
-- To assign radio group value:
PROPERTY <VRGCompID> RADIOBUTTONS[ItemIndex]->CAPTION 'caption value'
Should you have further questions or need an example, please feel
free to ask here.
You may also take a look at the "RadioGroup Properties" sample app
included with 2008 Super Advanced Training Applications.
2008 SAT Applications: http://www.rupdates.com/sat2008/
2009 DAT Applications: http://www.rupdates.com/sat2009 (April 2009)
Folders:
For 7.6: \RBTI\2008_RBG76_SAT\UsingRadioGroupProperties
For Turbo V-8: \RBTI\2008_RBG8_SAT\UsingRadioGroupProperties
Database: RadioGrp
Form: RadioGroupProp
(To Demonstrate the Use of RadioGroup Properties)
Command File: UsingRadioGroupProperties.DAT
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
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