I would agree.  It would be nice to have these documented in one place.

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Ekblad
Posted At: Thursday, January 13, 2005 2:30 PM
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Thanks Charles
After a quick check on my local R:Docs where I could not find it, we
might need to ask rbti for a new release of R:Docs that will be not
update one day after we received it, But still D:Docs is a so valuable
tool that I ask for a new release before my subscription expires soon
(RBTI I will subscribe for an other year no matter what!)


Gunnar Ekblad


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Parks
Sent: den 13 januari 2005 21:21
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I tend to use this with the variable lookup listbox.
PROPERTY <ComponentID> VarName '' --Variable to hold value 

This is another property command for DB Lookup listboxes PROPERTY
<ComponentID> FldName '' --This will change the data field that the
value is returned to.

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Ekblad Posted At: Thursday, January 13, 2005 2:04 PM Posted To: RB7-L
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Mike
In my case it was a db lookup listbox so far I tested it for, but I
surely hope it works for other listboxes as well.
Let me add I plan to have a couple of buttons above the list box instead
of labels. I the user click the label1 disguised as button1 one time the
listbox will be sorted on col one asc if the user click 2 times it will
be sorted desc. If the user clicks the label2 converted to a button2 one
time it will sort the listbox on col2 asc, if the user click 2 times it
will sort on col2 desc.
It looks very promising ! So thanks to Mike and Larry who pointed me in
the right direction

Gunnar Ekblad


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Sent: den 13 januari 2005 20:49
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Gunnar,
  I missed which type of listbox are you using this undocumented code
upon?

Mike

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From: "Gunnar Ekblad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 2:26 PM
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> Larry Thanks a Million
> I had an = sign in my code when I took that away it worked as you said

> Again thanks 2 million (I better say that in Turkish Lira before the 
> currency reform)
>
> Gunnar Ekblad
>
> The properties are there, just not documented.  I have an application 
> running using exactly this technique.  Error message 2045 indicates a 
> syntax problem with your command, so check the PROPERTY command (or 
> post it here).
> --
> Larry
>

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