Hi freinds,
I have a question thats on my mind for a long time:
should a closefield/exitfield of a field be executed if one clicks a
button that
has its traversalon property set to true (on the same card of course)?
I think yes, but it doesn't, Rev 3.4, OS X 10.5xxx.
According to the docs
Hi Klaus,
Your proposal would break projects that rely on the ability to copy
selected text from a field by clicking on a button or selecting an
item from a menu. You really don't want that.
There are sufficient ways to implement an autosave feature. Think of
closefield, exitfield
to TRUE.
If one does not want to lose a selection this MUST be FALSE.
So unfortunately you did not really answer my first question:
Should a closefield/exitfield handler of a field be executed if one
clicks a button that
has its traversalon property set to TRUE (on the same card of course
On Sep 9, 2009, at 11:51 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Should a closefield/exitfield handler of a field be executed if
one clicks a button that
has its traversalon property set to TRUE (on the same card of
course)?
closeField message is generally not sent when another control
Hi sims,
On Sep 9, 2009, at 11:51 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Should a closefield/exitfield handler of a field be executed if
one clicks a button that
has its traversalon property set to TRUE (on the same card of
course)?
closeField message is generally not sent when another control
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--- On Wed, 9/9/09, Klaus Major kl...@major.on-rev.com wrote:
From: Klaus Major kl...@major.on-rev.com
Subject: closefield/exitfield
To: How to use
Hi Jan,
Hi Klaus,
The 'traversalOn' property has no effect for buttons on MacOSX. The
safest way is to 'select empty' just before doing your auto-saving
stuff; for the best user experience, save 'the selectedChunk' and
select it again afterwards.
thank you, I already came to this
