Jeff,
I think you want to use EDIT ITEM.
$objName:=OBJECT Get name(Object current) // will be the name of the
listbox object even if called from a column/array
$row:=listbox_get_rowcolumn ($objName;->$column;->$objPtr) // method gets
the row and ptr to the column & column object
If(Not( code
goto should work
Regards
Chuck
On Tue, Mar 20, 2018 at 12:08 PM, Jeff Grann via 4D_Tech <
4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
> What is the best practice for validating data entry in listbox fields
> (cells)?
>
> If the user enters an invalid value, I’d like to keep them in the field,
> but REJECT
What is the best practice for validating data entry in listbox fields (cells)?
If the user enters an invalid value, I’d like to keep them in the field, but
REJECT doesn’t seem to work in listbox cells.
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Jeff Grann
SuccessWare, Inc.
a record can store any native type of data supported by 4D, and a blob
(also available as a record field) can store other types of data such
as an array.
It seems to me (at this point), that a collection is just a record,
perhaps it is more flexible, being definable on the fly, but still a
Piotr,
This sounds like a creative use of subforms. But it also sounds pretty
complex. So the first thought I offer is to look at what you are trying to
do and be sure using subforms in actually the best solution. It may be but
there may also be another approach that results in the same UI.
For
I did book it already!
Thanks / Bal.
On 20 March 2018 at 11:43, Chip Scheide via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
wrote:
> I believe I did, I'll check
> THanks
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I’m sitting in in the master class by Laurent in Paris.
> >
> > Absolutely fantastic, if you haven’t booked for
I believe I did, I'll check
THanks
> Hi,
>
> I’m sitting in in the master class by Laurent in Paris.
>
> Absolutely fantastic, if you haven’t booked for Washington yet you need to
> break open the piggy bank now and book!
>
> Really good stuff.
>
> Wayne
Hell is other people
Hi,
I’m sitting in in the master class by Laurent in Paris.
Absolutely fantastic, if you haven’t booked for Washington yet you need to
break open the piggy bank now and book!
Really good stuff.
Wayne
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Regards,
Wayne
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Wayne Stewart
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Hi,
Yes, I am sure I set it to the front, but when I do a "Save Form" the subform
goes to the back again
I also tried setting the other subforms to invisible, and making the 4th
subform visible
This also doesn’t work always
Maybe this problem has to do with some other facts :
I use a webarea in
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