Thanks
Will have a look at that although the column does not have a column behaviour.
I have changed the properties of the header with DGH but the props listed in
the Property Inspector do seem correct.
If I go back into DGH and click on the green tick to accept a change of margins
for the hea
When I look at the Data Grid Templates in the project browser I see 2 tables
that refer to DG2.
I suspect these are the culprits because these are associated with the two new
tables I have added to the project.
Where there problems are, I don’t know.
Thanks
Terry
> On 14 Apr 2018, at 08:17
More investigation.
Instead of using DGH to change the header label I did it manually by editing
the groups.
This worked until a reload of the project at which point the header label had
disappeared again.
Upon working through the header by editing the groups you eventually come to
the text f
BR: just completed test.
I tried "go letting" to stack
mobileSetAllowedOrientations "portrait,portrait upside down,landscape
left,landscape right"
just before closing in and opening the next stack.
No go an Android.
Next I wondered by the portrait turn up portrait in iOS? Well I look
When we boot LC, I typically need to navigate, but the tool end up Pointer tool.
I am the only one who needs to change this ever time he boots?
Can/Should be a global preference?
BR
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> When we boot LC, I typically need to navigate, but the tool end up Pointer
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> I am the only one who needs to change this ever time he boots?
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I am using a default player in mobile.
Works fine in iOS.
But in Android is look pretty retrograde.
In particular, it opens with a 150 px high (or something like that) object
with the player control at the bottom.
So, I am trying to sort out mobileControlDo, to create have a native player and
Well in case it useful anyone I went ahead and compiled from dictionary… keep
this for reference. iOS command deliberately not include.
Did I miss anything?
MobileControlDo idOrName, propertyName # command
e.g.
mobileControlCreate "player", "myFirstPlayer"
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