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Subject: Update field value
I'd like to update a field value by allowing the user to click a button that
has a value as it's caption.
There will be multiple buttons each with its own distinct value.
I can put code in the click of each button knowing it's assigned value
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 10:35 AM, Jim Harvey jhar...@hanoverpa.com wrote:
I ended up creating a form property, and then in each button's click I
assigned the value of the caption of each button and called the method.
thisform.r_bid = VAL(This.Caption)
thisform.m_bb
In the method I used the
I'd like to update a field value by allowing the user to click a button that
has a value as it's caption.
There will be multiple buttons each with its own distinct value.
I can put code in the click of each button knowing it's assigned value, and
that will do the job, but would rather use a form
Jim Harvey wrote:
I'd like to update a field value by allowing the user to click a button that
has a value as it's caption.
There will be multiple buttons each with its own distinct value.
I can put code in the click of each button knowing it's assigned value, and
that will do the job,
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 1:22 PM, Jim Harvey jhar...@hanoverpa.com wrote:
I'd like to update a field value by allowing the user to click a button that
has a value as it's caption.
There will be multiple buttons each with its own distinct value.
I can put code in the click of each button
Vince Teachout wrote:
Jim Harvey wrote:
I'd like to update a field value by allowing the user to click a button
that
has a value as it's caption.
There will be multiple buttons each with its own distinct value.
I can put code in the click of each button knowing it's assigned value,
and
MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
Vince -- you meant ThisForm.MyMethod(this) (...not just the name
attribute, but the actual object) right?
No, in my example (again, assuming I understood the question) only a
property that can be tested by a CASE statement needs to be passed.
So
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 12:29 PM, Vince Teachout tea...@taconic.net wrote:
MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
Vince -- you meant ThisForm.MyMethod(this) (...not just the name
attribute, but the actual object) right?
No, in my example (again, assuming I understood the question)
Vince Teachout wrote:
No, in my example (again, assuming I understood the question) only a
property that can be tested by a CASE statement needs to be passed.
So if the Button name was ButtVal1, the click method
Thisform.MyMethod(this.name) would send the parm ButtVal1 to the
method, and a
Fred Taylor wrote:
So why not pass this? You can then reference the button.Caption (or any
other property) directly and not need any CASE statement.
--
Fred
My point exactly.
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Fred Taylor wrote:
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 12:29 PM, Vince Teachout tea...@taconic.net wrote:
So why not pass this? You can then reference the button.Caption (or any
other property) directly and not need any CASE statement.
In this example, how does it eliminate the need for CASE?
Again,
Going back to the original request:
I'd like to update a field value by allowing the user to click a button
that has a value as it's caption.
Would result with:
UPDATE bidboard SET amount = val(oButton.Caption)
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From: Vince Teachout
Sent: Thursday, March 26,
Tracy Pearson wrote:
Going back to the original request:
I'd like to update a field value by allowing the user to click a button
that has a value as it's caption.
Would result with:
UPDATE bidboard SET amount = val(oButton.Caption)
Or, again, within a form method, which was my
Tracy Pearson wrote:
Going back to the original request:
I'm going to chalk this one up to I rushed through original e-mail,
didn't understand the actual problem, and don't care enough to look up
the original on the archives. Especially since the actual problem
seems to have been solved.
buttons. No need to change click()
Depending on your values, you could make that the caption and pass this.caption
so you do not need to modify the button names
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From: Vince Teachout
To: ProFox Email List
Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2009 10:25 AM
Subject: Re: Update field
Or tomayto
Al
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Subject: Re: Update field value
Vince Teachout wrote:
Tomato, TaMahto
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