I know I can do that, Javier. But a person looking at this form (could potentially be hundreds of rows) would not be able to tell for which rows they can click the button and which ones they can't. So the person would have to click on the row first, then click the button, only to be told that the button doesn't apply to that row (or have the button disappear altogether). I want them to SEE when looking at the region which rows have this ability and which do not. I can only think of putting some kind of indicator words on each row, which is what I've done for now..
Karen In a message dated 9/15/2011 5:00:08 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > You do not need to place the button on every row, simple place the button > outside the scrolling region so the button does whatever needs done on the > “current/selected record” on the scrolling region; using this approach, > the button is enabled/disabled on row entry. I normally place whatever > buttons I need outside the scrolling region; I can’t seem to think of a form > where I placed a button or buttons on every row…personal preference, I guess J > > > > Javier, > >
