Greetings,
I just ran the below in .Net (Visual Studio 2008 not that it matters)
Had the reference set of course.
Dim w As New BostonWorkStation70.BostonWorkStation
w.SmartDialog("Open", "File name:<Editable text>").Value =
"Stuff.txt"
w.SmartDialog("Open", "Open<Push button>#focusable
default#").Click()
Worked like a charm.
I'm running XP.
About the only thing I could think of (everything else set up correctly
syntax wise), would be something different in the button itself on my pc
vs yours - the #focusable default# thing.
To rule that in or out...
Close Meditech - launch by hand- not with a script- get to the open
dialog
Open Boston WorkStation - connect to open dialog with Windows
Select Smart from the Auto View Method dropdown
Select Advanced Windows Functions -> Smart Components
Uncheck Focusable
Select Refresh
Read down - you'll see several things with Open in the Name column.
Look for the one directly above "Cancel" and see what it says in the
State Column.
On my PC it says "focusable default" - which is where I got the
#focusable default#" from.
Regards,
Thom
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For some reason that is not working for me. I am writing my script in
vb.net. Maybe that is why it isn't working? Do you have any other
suggestions?
Thanks!
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>>> On 9/30/2009 at 4:33 AM, in message
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Greetings,
> Glad you pointed this out - I will have my example below added to the
> documentation and website.
> Anyhow, to make a long story short, what's going on is a dropdown
(File
> name, file type etc are) is opening - that's the message you're
seeing.
>
> Why? Because dropdowns always have button - the arrow to the right of
> the text - that is programmatically named Open.
>
> This worked for me to filter out the dropdown's open and just click
the
> open button you actually want.
>
> SmartDialog("Open", "File name:<Editable text>").Value = "whatever"
> SmartDialog("Open", "Open<Push button>#focusable default#").Click
>
>
> Regards,
> Thom
>
> Thom C. Blackwell
> Product Manager
> Boston Software Systems
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2009 6:17 PM
> To: Talk
> Subject: [talkbws] Re: Tech tip - Save As dialog / Meditech
WorkStation
> Connections dialog
>
> I am writing a script in Meditech Magic in the GL module. Option 12.
> Read Batches From PC File when selected opens a Windows file Open
> dialog. I am using the following 2 lines:
>
> w.SmartDialog("Open", "File name:<Editable text>").Value = _reportPath
&
> theFile.Name
> w.SmartDialog("Open", "Open<Push button>").Click()
>
> The first line works fine, inserting the correct file name into the
file
> name box. The second line does not work. A message flashes on the
> dialog box but it happens too quick to tell what it is. Does anyone
> have any idea why this isn't working or better yet how to make it
work?
>
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