That is really a cool workaround. The problem is that it assumes that all of the users are going to be at one of two screen sizes. But, I'll certainly keep it on file.

A. Razzak Memon wrote:

At 03:10 PM 7/30/2004 -0400, Kayza Kleinman wrote:

... What I would REALLY like to happen, however, is for the
system to dynamically increase the number of rows that the
scrolling region can show. This needs to be dynamic, because
people have different sized screens at different resolutions,
so I want the number of rows to increase to fill the screen,
while keeping each row at the same height it was.

Is this doable? Do I need to look at different functionality?
Or do I need to submit an enhancement request?



Kayza,

Is this doable?

Remember, nothing is impossible!

Here's how you can achieve your goal:

01. Assign a <Component ID> to the Scrolling Region Control
such as, FlexibleSRegion

02. Disable the "Maximize" option from the From Properties

Form Properties > Dynamic Caption > Caption Butttons

03. Place Speed Button Control with the following properties:

Caption: Maximize

Use the following code as Custom EEP:

EEPs > Edit Custom EEP...

MAXIMIZE
PROPERTY FlexibleSRegion ROWCOUNT 20
RETURN

04. Place another Speed Button Control with the following
properties:

Caption: Normalize

Use the following code as Custom EEP:

EEPs > Edit Custom EEP...

NORMALIZE
PROPERTY FlexibleSRegion ROWCOUNT 10
RETURN

05. Save the form

That's all there is to it!

Note: Based on your form, screen, etc., you'll need to adjust
the ROWCOUNT xx accordingly in both EEPs.

For complete documentation and supported property commands:
01. http://www.rbase.com/property (FREE)
02. FormProperties.PDF (FREE)
03. R:Docs (Annual Subscription)

Enjoy and make sure to have fun!

Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.



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