First prize is shared by Sarah and Chipp - overlapping group. Thanks
guys. Surprisingly BZ returned Key Ray's report first hit, and it is
just about on its first birthday. Too much of a rewrite required
for the time being, unfortunately.
Sarah was also right about the margin/text
are the same as
the underlying field. I suspect this might be tied to the vertical
offset from which text entered into fields, with hgrid enabled, seems
to suffer.
TIA
David Wilkinson
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with a dental abscess. It is not a recipe book, but then I suspect
that you already have a good understanding of regex.
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On Wednesday 20 July 2005 6:00 pm, Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
To lock/unlock a field you need to set three field properties:
locktext, autohilite, traversalOn. The last two should be set to
the opposite of the first one.
Unfortunately they are opposite
As a test, as a result of Jonathon's
On Thursday 13 November 2003 3:47 pm, you wrote:
On the Database Query Builder, Record Set Tab, SQL query field:
1) enter some syntactically bad SQL
2) click the refresh query button (or close the Database Query
Builder window)
3) now Rev gets stuck in an endless loop of modal error
Just a thought
File naming has been a topic before in this list but it would appear
that if you want your stacks to work seamlessly on 'nix, (not that
anyone does of course!) it would be wise to avoid spaces in stack
file names.
The db demo included with Rev and Rob Cozens' impressive SDB
Roger
Just a suggestion:
There is an excellent open source Word compatible WP - Abiword
(http:\\www.abisource.com) - reads, writes and prints Word Docs
runs on
GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris (2.6, 7,8,9), AIX, HP/UX (10.20, 11.0),
OSF/1, Tru64, Mac OS X,QNX,BeOS oh and I nearly forgot Windows.
FWIW RevGoURL does not seem to work at all on my Unix box
If you single step through the revLib, the function returns 255, which I take to mean
success, and nothing else. My workaround is to use:
put http://; the selectedtext into tUrlName
put shell (netscape tUrlName)
maybe
