Marc If you never used a a variable listview you better start now!!!!!! It is absolutaly a favirot abject
Gunnar Ekblad Kontema IT AB Hästholmsvägen 32 131 30 Nacka Sweden -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Från: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] För MDRD Skickat: den 5 mars 2009 17:44 Till: RBASE-L Mailing List Ämne: [RBASE-L] - RE: Scrolling Region and DB Check box Jan Thanks, I have never used VariableListView so it is something I do not think of very often, I have a lane solution that I am currently using, I have the column places on the file lines, at the top I have 3 Bit Buttons S B W, if click in the column in the 3rd line then click B a B will appear in that box, but it takes 2 clicks per line. I really have 2 forms, one with the region I am working on, and one that has one tier and the note fields expanded on it. On this one I can use the RadioGroup and that's why I wanted to have the same look and feel on the plain form and the Region. Leave it to me to dream up with this. I will look at other options but I do not think any would be as simple and elegant ad the Radio group type thing in the region...at least none that I know about.. Marc ----- Original Message ----- From: jan <mailto:[email protected]> johansen To: RBASE-L Mailing List <mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, March 05, 2009 8:44 AM Subject: [RBASE-L] - RE: Scrolling Region and DB Check box Marc, I've watching this post with interest to see what you might come up with. I believe that you should not abandon Steve's suggestion of VariableListViews. There are a number of valuable NEW tools given to us in R:Base. While I still use Scrolling Regions for a few things, my tool of choice has become the VariableListView. With it I can, Display an image (select/deselect) Change the contents of the list from a button without leaving the form Use the double-clik to go to specific records Use the right-clik to bring up a menu of choices to change the record and then re-display Change the background colors and font colors for specific rows ... and more Although I have only played with one image, there are provisions for multiple images. Unfortunately it is sometimes difficult to explain what you are trying to do in words. Don't give up. But as Steve suggested you might need to explore a different tool. Jan
