Re: Firing One Active Link on Multiple Controls

Hi, I would suggest calling an ACTL Guide. This, to my thinking, is a prettier solution than PERFORM-ACTION-ACTIVE-LINK 1 BtnID. Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://rrr.se I have one form that captures user inputs and I am trying to provide some sort of a help mechanism right next to

Re: EXTERNAL: Re: Firing One Active Link on Multiple Controls

discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Misi Mladoniczky Sent: Friday, December 23, 2011 8:33 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: Firing One Active Link on Multiple Controls Hi, I would suggest calling an ACTL Guide. This, to my thinking, is a prettier

Re: Firing One Active Link on Multiple Controls

Yes Misi, I agree with you on this one. I like being able to use the show relationships feature to cross reference code and the run process commands for re-using active links are immune to this. Apart from that they are pretty much unreadable anyway. Create a guide and then call it from each

Firing One Active Link on Multiple Controls

I have one form that captures user inputs and I am trying to provide some sort of a help mechanism right next to each field. I created 10 different controls on the same form. One right next to each field. The idea is when a user clicks on the help button right next to any field, there should be a

Re: Firing One Active Link on Multiple Controls

** This should help: Command: PERFORM-ACTION-ACTIVE-LINK Executes all active links associated with the specified Execute On condition (and field ID, as appropriate). The active links fire as if the Execute On condition indicated occurred. For example,

Re: Firing One Active Link on Multiple Controls

To expand on Brien's suggestion, what I have done is attach the AL that you want to reuse, to a hidden button. Then call PERFORM-ACTION-ACTIVE-LINK 1 Button_Field_ID So you are telling remedy to run the active links as if you clicked that button. James