Thanks Jeremy,
that is the general pattern I am using.
it seems that as long as I apply a filter the return character will not
be accepted, as entry into the field.
Chip
On Fri, 29 Jun 2018 19:32:45 -0400, Jeremy French wrote:
> Hi Chip,
>
> Try defining the filter using the following pattern:
Hi Chip,
I forgot to add there are 2-starting characters for the filter:
1) tilde forces uppercase; while
2) ampersand does not fore uppercase.
- Jeremy French
> On Jun 29, 2018, at 12:39 PM, Chip Scheide via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
> wrote:
>
> Not working :(
> I can not entry a
Hi Chip,
Try defining the filter using the following pattern:
1) first character is the tilde character; then
2) starting quote character (escaped); then
3) allowed characters in filter, separated with semicolons; then
4) ending double quote character (escaped).
The following example allows
Not working :(
I can not entry a return into the text area.
I have this line of code in my form method:
utl_text_Text_Entry_Filter (->[Department]Address)
//(m) utl_text_Text_Entry_Filter
//$1 - pointer - to text entry area
C_POINTER($1;$Text_Area)
C_TEXT($Filter;$0)
$Text_Area:=$1
Thanks
On Thu, 28 Jun 2018 13:26:58 -0400, Charles Miller wrote:
> There is by you have to create filter as a variable and use set filter
> command.
> $Filter_txt:="&"+*Char*(Double quote)+" -~;|"+*Char*(13)+*Char*(Double quote
> ))
>
> $Filter_txt:="&"+*Char*(Double
There is by you have to create filter as a variable and use set filter
command.
$Filter_txt:="&"+*Char*(Double quote)+" -~;|"+*Char*(13)+*Char*(Double quote
))
$Filter_txt:="&"+*Char*(Double quote)+*Char*(13)+"A-Z;a-z;0-9;
;.;,;(;);*;%;$;#;@;!;?;<;>;:;';-;+;_;=;^;[;];/;\\;|;{;};~;`"+*Char*(Double
Is there a way to allow the user to type a return character (char(13))
in a text area when there is an entry filter in place??
I suppose another way of looking at this is:
Is there a way to include a return in an entry filter??
ex: a company address, this is something that is highly likely to
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