Le Thursday, 2 Feb 2006, à 21:43 Europe/Paris, Jim Ault a écrit :
On 2/2/06 11:39 AM, "André.Bisseret" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Le Thursday, 2 Feb 2006, à 19:14 Europe/Paris, Jim Ault a écrit :
On 2/2/06 10:03 AM, "André.Bisseret" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
find line 1 of fld "FoundCards"
click at the foundLoc
When they are in the script, It does what I want (the right card
appears) but I get the error "click: expression is not a point" !??
If you know what the link does, why not just execute that step and
forget
about clicking on the link?
It's because, in fact, a click on a link of the list of cards does not
only show the corresponding card to the user but does others actions
on
this card (looking for keywords, highlighting them by setting their
backgroundColor, making visible a button (which allow to set the
backgroundColor to empty, …).
So I would like to simply click on the link to avoid to duplicate the
scripting of these actions.
Thanks for your kind attention
André
I guess my point is that if the link click initiates some handler or
set of
actions, why not just call that handler directly? Maybe I just don't
understand what your link actually does when you click it.
Maybe I should ask...
Is the link click calling a handler?
yes
If so, is the handler located at the field, card, or stack level?
it was at the field level
Is the handler different for each line/field/card?
no, it is the same for each line in the field
Placement of "the scripting of these actions" might make future
enhancements
easier and more powerful.
So I placed the handler (a part of it), as a custom command, at the
stack level and it works well. Thanks Jim, but…
it remains that I don't understand why clicking at the foundloc of a
link (in a handler) triggers this error message.
well, I sleep well anyway :-)), it is only one more mystery !
all the best from Grenoble
André
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