Thank you Larry.  

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Lawrence
Lustig
Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 10:52 AM
To: RBASE-L Mailing List
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Listview and Sort

 

<< 

Is there any way to have the listview refresh but remember the sort that
the user has selected?

>> 

 

You must code for this.  You can get the name of the column the user has
sorted on from CURRENTSORTORDER (or something similar, I don't have
R:Base open at the moment).  You must then modify the LOOKUPWHERECLAUSE
to change the ORDER BY to match what the user requested.  The problem is
that if you're using "automatic" refreshing (where you use a variable in
the LOOKUPWHERECLAUSE) then you may not have an opportunity to make this
change to the where clause text.  I use manual updating, where I rebuild
the LOOKUPWHERECLAUSE with the literal value the user entered and, at
that time, I make the ORDER BY part conform to whatever the user had
clicked on.

 

I have a stored procedure that does all this automatically and will try
to remember to post it to the list when I boot up my computer a little
later.

--

Larry

 


This electronic message contains information 
from the Ohio Masonic Home,
its operating subsidaiaries or affiliates. 
The information may be 
confidential, privileged or otherwise 
protected from disclosure. 
The information is intended to be received 
solely by [email protected], 
for use as designated in the message. If you are not
the designated recipient, you are instructed not to review, 
disclose, copy, distribute orotherwise use of 
this transmission
 or its contents. If you have received this 
transmission in error, please notify the 
Ohio Masonic Home immediately
at [email protected]; in addition, 
please delete your record of 
transmission. Sending, receiving, downloading, displaying,
 printing material that is harassing, fraudulent, offensive, 
intimidating, defamatory, or otherwise
unlawful or inappropriate is strictly prohibited by The Ohio Masonic Home.

Reply via email to