Thanks for that tip. I played a bit with that and I now have a basic form
running in the Application window. Since I have started refactoring my code to
start using CALL FORM and CALL WORKER. This gives a very interesting option.
I will continue to play with this to see if I can get some more
Good evening,
Yes I read the page you mentioned before I posted, But that page
assumes that we are using the menu bars in the menu items. I am using the menu
commands to build and present my menu bars. There does not seem to be a command
line option to accomplish that. There is no
> Is there a way to from within code of a database change the background
> graphic for the 4D application window?
> Or is there something else that can be done with it other than show a static
> picture or the 4D logo?
take a look at the documentation:
Good afternoon,
Is there a way to from within code of a database change the background
graphic for the 4D application window? Or is there something else that can be
done with it other than show a static picture or the 4D logo?
If there was a way to change the image it would be
On Dec 18, 2017, at 2:00 PM, Jeremy Roussak wrote:
> Your last line is the key: according to the documentation, nothing has
> changed, but when I run the code, everything has changed.
>
> So it seems that if I want to have component display a form while keeping the
> host’s menus visible and
Miyako,
You’re quite right: the documentation is clear. However, it was every bit as
clear in v14, and what I am doing worked.
I’m not being quite as naughty as you might think. My main host database
handles my practice (I’m a lawyer). It has a self-contained unit within it
which displays a
On Dec 17, 2017, at 2:00 PM, Tom Dillon wrote:
> Tim Nevels via 4D_Tech wrote:
>
>> I'm guessing this as a feature requested by the corporate IT types long
>> ago so they could dump out data from databases in text format and have
>> their users easily open them in Excel.
>>
>> It macOS version
I just realized I left out a key detail. Whenever I was mixing host and
component menus on the same menu bar, 4D would crash when I quit. I solved this
by duplicating the host menu in code before appending the component menus. This
is probably why all the host methods must be shared.
John
> On Dec 17, 2017, at 1:01 PM, Jeremy Roussak via 4D_Tech
> <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
> In v16, things have changed. The parent menu bar doesn’t appear; and if I
> make it appear, by supplying a callback routine in the parent which calls SET
> MENU BAR(“Main”), while the menu bar and
Tim,
I have some code that I think does what you are asking for. Essentially I have
written some methods that execute VBScript for Windows and Applescript for Ma.
This supports calling Outlook on both platforms and Mail on Mac to send emails.
It also gets the list of email accounts from the
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