can't you just say
dim d as editfield1
d=new editfield1 //makes a new editfield index of 1
d.visible=true
then when you want to make it go byebye say
d.close
or
editfield(1).close
I'm sure that works.
On Jun 12, 2006, at 4:42 PM, Wade Little wrote:
The amount of EditFields will be dynamic so I cant
just unhide one....but the cloning should work
then....Can I remove a EditField that I have cloned??
Not just make it invisible...
Wade
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On Jun 10, 2006, at 03:46 UTC, Wade Little wrote:
I am trying to do something during runtime....can
someone help
explain how I do this.
So I have a simple application running and when I
push a pushbutton I
would like to create a editfield via the code in
the push button. Is
this possible?
You can't create one out of thin air, but you can
clone an existing one (or, of course, simply unhide
one that already exists but was invisible).
HTH,
- Joe
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