For those who are interested, the solution I came up with was to set a
flag when the popup trigger ctlSelectEvent happens, and do my action if
the flag is true on a winExitEvent.
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if its really popup list then one way for this is that instead of reacting on
popSelectEvent you will react on ctlEnterEvent.
first action to ctlEnterEvent will be calling of function LstPopupList(...).
if returned value is -1 then nothing was selected and you can do any action you
want. if its >
On 3/26/07, P. Douglas Reeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why not just check the selected item - I believe if a user aborts
> it returns LstGetSelection(...)==noListSelection
I need to do something right when the user cancels the list selection,
so I need an event that happens at that point in
On Mar 26, 2007, at 3:30 AM, Shimon Shnitzer wrote:
> Why not just check the selected item - I believe if a user aborts
> it returns LstGetSelection(...)==noListSelection
>
I need to do something right when the user cancels the list selection,
so I need an event that happens at that point in ti
Hi,
Why not just check the selected item - I believe if a user aborts
it returns LstGetSelection(...)==noListSelection
Shimon
- Original Message -
From: P. Douglas Reeder
Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 9:44 AM
Subject: Detecting Popup List Cancel
I need to detect when the
I've used "frmObjectFocusTakeEvent" and "frmObjectFocusLostEvent" in a similar
situation. "pEvent->data.frmObjectFocusTake.objectID" returns the PopUp
resource ID. The results are not very pleasant as there is a flicker
(sometimes) in the form when I do something. But that may be due to somethin
I need to detect when the user (after tapping on a popup trigger to pop
up a list) does not select an item from the list but rather taps
outside the list or, if using the 5-way control, presses Left or Right
to escape from the list.
There does not appear to be any event related to popSelectEven