Hi.
Thanks Norman, that now works if I drag a file onto the icon.
I still have one problem.
I am using a RealSQLDatabase file to save the documents created.
But, when I use the code below to save it, it still saves as Document
Type: Realbasic 2005 File!?
Dim dlg as New SaveAsDialog
Dim f as FolderItem
dlg.InitialDirectory= Volume(0).Child("Documents")
dlg.SuggestedFileName="Untitled Database.gbs"
dlg.Filter = FileTypes.MacBaseDatabase
f=dlg.ShowModal()
If f <> Nil then
//file is to be saved
Dim db as REALSQLdatabase
db= New REALSQLdatabase
db.databaseFile=f
If db.CreateDatabaseFile then
//load database...
OpenDB(f, True)
else
MsgBox "Database could not be created"
end if
Else
//user canceled
End If
Attached is a screenshot of the filetype referenced.
Regards,
Giles Williams,
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On 6 Jun 2006, at 20:12, Norman Palardy wrote:
On Jun 06, 2006, at 12:55 PM, Giles Williams wrote:
Hi All.
I'm making a database app, and am using a set extension. I can
save files fine, and open them using an open document window. When
I click on a file on my desktop, it launches the app, but I can
see no way of opening the document then.
The application class has events you get when you do this
Check the OpenDocument event there
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