Re: ASK dialog box

2015-11-25 Thread Randy Hengst
nclude an ASK command in a new app. >>>> >>>> It was my understanding (though I don’t see this in the dictionary) >> that “Cancel” is placed in the “it” variable when the user selects “Cancel." >>>> However, the “it” variable seems to be empty… which i

Re: ASK dialog box

2015-11-25 Thread Peter Haworth
> >> Am 24.11.2015 um 18:44 schrieb Randy Hengst : > >> > >> Hi All, > >> > >> I’ve include an ASK command in a new app. > >> > >> It was my understanding (though I don’t see this in the dictionary) > that “Cancel” is placed in the “it

Re: ASK dialog box

2015-11-25 Thread Peter M. Brigham
: >> >> Hi Randy, >> >>> Am 24.11.2015 um 18:44 schrieb Randy Hengst : >>> >>> Hi All, >>> >>> I’ve include an ASK command in a new app. >>> >>> It was my understanding (though I don’t see this in the dictionary) th

Re: ASK dialog box

2015-11-25 Thread Lyn Teyla
;>> >>> Hi All, >>> >>> I’ve include an ASK command in a new app. >>> >>> It was my understanding (though I don’t see this in the dictionary) that >>> “Cancel” is placed in the “it” variable when the user selects “Cancel." >>

Re: ASK dialog box

2015-11-25 Thread Scott Rossi
nclude an ASK command in a new app. >>> >>> It was my understanding (though I don’t see this in the dictionary) that >>> “Cancel” is placed in the “it” variable when the user selects “Cancel." >>> However, the “it” variable seems to be empty… which is the s

Re: ASK dialog box

2015-11-25 Thread Roland Huettmann
anding (though I don’t see this in the dictionary) > that “Cancel” is placed in the “it” variable when the user selects “Cancel." > >> However, the “it” variable seems to be empty… which is the same way > “it” appears when no information is entered into the ASK dialog box and

Re: ASK dialog box

2015-11-25 Thread Randy Hengst
; I’ve include an ASK command in a new app. >> >> It was my understanding (though I don’t see this in the dictionary) that >> “Cancel” is placed in the “it” variable when the user selects “Cancel." >> However, the “it” variable seems to be empty… which is the same

Re: ASK dialog box

2015-11-24 Thread Klaus major-k
cel." > However, the “it” variable seems to be empty… which is the same way “it” > appears when no information is entered into the ASK dialog box and “OK” is > pressed. > I’d like to do one thing when the user “Cancels” and another when the user > simply leaves the dialog blank,

ASK dialog box

2015-11-24 Thread Randy Hengst
en no information is entered into the ASK dialog box and “OK” is pressed. I’d like to do one thing when the user “Cancels” and another when the user simply leaves the dialog blank, but presses OK. Is there a way to discern between an “OK” with no information added and a “Cancel”? be well, randy

Re: Selecting text in the Ask dialog box

2013-01-08 Thread Gerry Orkin
Also, the manual selection of text in ask dialogs on iOS is flakey. I can usually only select the visible text - anything beyond the visible text is unreachable when I try to move the selection control points. Gerry On 09/01/2013, at 8:51 AM, Howard Bornstein wrote: > In LC (5.5.1), when you

Selecting text in the Ask dialog box

2013-01-08 Thread Howard Bornstein
In LC (5.5.1), when you use the Ask command with a default response, the default response is placed in the dialog box and the text is *selected*. However, under IOS, the text is not selected. Is there any way to have the default response when using Ask under IOS to appear selected so that if a user