Hi Randy,
I gather you are adding one or more dynamic menus to the menu bar created in
the Menu Editor. In that case, you need to work with references, not a
positional integer.
The positional index works only for menus created in the Menu Editor.
Try this, which assumes no hierarchical menus:
--
$mb_ref_t:=Get menu bar reference
ARRAY TEXT($mb_menu_title_at;0)
ARRAY TEXT($mb_menu_ref_at;0)
GET MENU ITEMS($mb_ref_t;$mb_menu_title_at;$mb_menu_ref_at)
For ($menu_i;1;Size of array($mb_menu_title_at))
$menu_title_t:=$mb_menu_title_at{$menu_i}
$menu_ref_t:=$mb_menu_ref_at{$menu_i}
ARRAY TEXT($menu_item_text_at;0)
ARRAY TEXT($menu_ref_at;0)
GET MENU ITEMS($menu_ref_t;$menu_item_text_at;$menu_ref_at)
For ($menu_item_i;1;Size of array($menu_item_text_at))
$menu_item_ref_t:=$menu_item_text_at{$menu_item_i}
// get specifics using positional $menu_item_i OR reference
$menu_item_ref_t
End for
End for
- Jeremy French
> On Sep 26, 2017, at 11:52 AM, Two Way Communications via 4D_Tech
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Although you can get a list of menus in the menu bar (GET MENU ITEMS), this
> doesn’t work when you pass the menu ref for one of the menus.
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