You can do this in two ways.
(1) Change the AutoDeclaration property of the stringEdit control to yes then set the value of the control as follows:
komp1.text('It Works');
(2)Delcare a variable to point to the control in the ClassDeclaration section as follows:
FormStrinControl My_komp1;
Override the init method of the form and after the call to the function super() type in the following code:
My_komp1 = element.design().control(control::komp1);
this will allow you to set the value of the text in the control by setting the value of the text of the variable My_komp1 as follows:
My_komp1.text('It works');
Varden Morris
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affekatz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I need to assign a value to a StringEdit in a method under the form.
The name of the StringEdit is "StringEdit:Komp1" but i dosn't work to
do this StringEdit:komp1 = a; in a method "under" the StringEdit
Thanks in adv.
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