Recently, sims wrote:
> I want to drag a button from stack one into stack two
> and have a new button with the characteristics of that original
> 'stack one button' appear on stack two.
>
> Anyone have an example stack for doing this?
The best way I know how to do this is to place the button (o
I want to drag a button from stack one into stack two
and have a new button with the characteristics of that original
'stack one button' appear on stack two.
Anyone have an example stack for doing this?
ciao,
sims
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On 9/12/06 7:04 PM, "Ken Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think
> there's a downside to always using "do" when you have a long ID as a
> reference, other than that it takes slightly longer to process because it
> needs to interpret it on the fly (which really only shows itself when you
>
On 9/12/06 7:55 PM, "Josh Mellicker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe someone can shed some light on the best way to put a field
> reference into a variable (or custom property).
>
> So my question is, what is the method you use to save a specific
> field reference in a variable or custom proper
Hi Josh -
Josh Mellicker wrote:
Maybe someone can shed some light on the best way to put a field
reference into a variable (or custom property).
If I do this:
set the uFldRef of me to the long name of fld "whatever"
It seems to work great.
Then, if I try to access that custom property:
Maybe someone can shed some light on the best way to put a field
reference into a variable (or custom property).
If I do this:
set the uFldRef of me to the long name of fld "whatever"
It seems to work great.
Then, if I try to access that custom property:
put the uFldRef of the target
try this variation
I always do the following progression
put ("put" && quote & it & quote && "into field" && i) into cmd
do cmd
Now set a breakpoint and use variable watcher to see what cmd holds.
If all looks good, then copy the cmd string in variable watcher and paste
into a word processor that
On Sep 12, 2006, at 12:24 PM, David Glasgow wrote:
definitely retrieves the text required, so what's that all about
then?
Do you have any blank lines?
Dar
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OK,
Now it is just tantalising.
The following:
on yeschangeit
global glanguage
put "changing it now"
repeat for each line i in field "langfields"
put "field " & i into twhere
get the Language[glanguage] of twhere
do "put" && quote & it & quote && "into field" && i
end repeat
>But what if all you want is a traditional dialog. How can we get the
>sheet command to work?
Is there a recipe that produces a non-blocking sheet? I've not suffered from
it, although I do notice that host window controls respond visually (which
is not as expected), whilst 'clicks' are no
Mark Schonewille suggested:
on yeschangeit
global glanguage
put "changing it now"
repeat for each line i in field "langfields"
-- put "field " & i into twhere
get the Language[glanguage] of fld i
put it into field i
end repeat
end yeschangeit
Looking at vari
Thanks Mark,
That did the trick!
Leaves me with the bold text problem under Windows.
Anyone recognizes this?
Thanks,
William de Smet
2006/9/12, Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Willam, try this:
put the HtmlText of fld ""pva" & cr before tData
set the htmlText of fld "pva" to tData
Best,
M
Willam, try this:
put the HtmlText of fld ""pva" & cr before tData
set the htmlText of fld "pva" to tData
Best,
Mark
On 12 Sep 2006, at 17:32, William de Smet wrote:
put tData after the last line of fld "pva" of card "Plan van aanpak"
set the htmlText of fld "pva" of card "Plan van aanpak"
OK thanks,
I work with RunRev 2.7.3 on Mac OSX 10.4.7 and the copied text is bold
in the .app but after testing the .exe with Windows XP Pro SP2 the
copied text isn't bold.
Is Windows handling things different?
Then there is still my little problem that after coping text into the
assigned field
Yes, the PDF manual is still not complete/work in progress
Josh Mellicker wrote:
[...]
> these sections are not in my PDF - do I have an old or incomplete PDF
> version, or are these ideas yet to be fleshed out into sections?
>
>
> And now that I ask, my PDF ends on page 235 with section 8.7, wh
Further note about using FOR EACH
when doing multiple repeat loops *in the same handler*, do not use the same
temp variable name. I have found reusing the tempVar name is unreliable.
Note the LNN and LNN2
set the itemdel to tab
repeat for each line LNN in listRed
--no -- delete item 1 of LNN
Thanks Rob
I was working on routines to accomplish this, got them working and
then saw a piece of code that used 'if theDOB is a date' to check
validity. Sort of thought 'Oh! all that effort for nothing? Trust Rev
to make it that simple! ' Its good to know that my initial instinct
wasn't too far
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