On Nov 22, 2018, at 8:09 AM, Chip Scheide <4d_o...@pghrepository.org> wrote:
> listbox columns etc are saved -- does this include list boxes that are
> dynamically built?
> i.e. are simply empty place holders in the designer environment?
Hi Chip,
I do not know. I’ve always built list boxes
Another note to Keisuke’s instructions. You cannot just change the number.
After doing the first one as Keisuke described manualyl, the name and negative
number must be replaced by just the new positive number.
1. Change one of the objects manually to a static picture an back to a
Keisuke, Thank you! Your instructions worked well. One thing to note is that
the first (only one so far) that I updated this way changed the icon. The name
of the picture is "Separateur vertical Mac” and was a small solid grey vertical
line. It is now a dotted line. No problem, but I will have
some converted structures contain negative picture resources IDs.
you must first assign them positive IDs, but this must be done manually.
find in design, search negative number.
double click search result (form object).
confirm that the object is a resource picture.
in property list, change
it is not a bug.
the 1st generation of form design in 4D was to bind process variables to
objects and use variables directly in code.
the 2nd generation of form design (v12) was to keep the bound variable empty
and use pointers to reference dynamic variables.
the main difference was in the
Working with 17R2 (Mac client, Windows server) with a form whose values are
populated using ORDA and the Form object. The Company Name variable has an
object name of "CUSTOMERS_CompanyName_Field" and Form.record_O.CompanyName
is in the "Variable or Expression" entries in the Property List.
When
John, that’s a good idea.
In my case, the use of the “Mark One Eyeball” was probably quicker than writing
the code and testing and then running.
For those with a massive number of forms, it would almost certainly be better
to use your ideas.
Perhaps someone will write and donate a function to
You could write something to load each form and then use OBJECT Get action to
find the problem check boxes.
Or open a copy of the structure in 17R and export all the forms to search them
with your favorite text editor.
John DeSoi, Ph.D.
> On Nov 22, 2018, at 9:36 PM, Keith Goebel via
Along the same line as my first question, I have 4 picture buttons that use the
same Resource file. The property lists a resource ID, no name. I am pretty sure
that the picture is a mask. I use these as movable guidelines over a photo for
cropping in a QPix image area. I learned how to do this
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