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Thanks everyone!
Ah but yes. In this exercise I forgot that the header is in fact a button.
I have always hated the inability to change the background color of a button.
For form buttons that need a colored background, I use a rounded rectangle or
image with a Highlight button on top.
John
Hi all,
On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 7:51 AM, Kirk Brooks wrote:
> I wonder if you can call OBJECT SET FORMAT on them too? Probably can't
> change the button type (which looks like 3D-bevel) but that does open up
> the formatting options a bit. Simply changing the button from 3D-bevel to
> 3D-none mak
Hi John,
If memory serves me well, you cannot set background colors to buttons (= list
box headers).
Lately I had to do a date picker with colored "special" dates (e.g. suggested
dates) and after some tries with a form with buttons (a button for each date) I
switched to a list box (where you c
John,
Listbox headers are essentially buttons so I think you've got the same
options as buttons and setting the background color isn't one of them. You
could make a graphic and load it as the icon but that would involve
re-drawing it if the column changed size.
I wonder if you can call OBJECT SET
John,
On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 6:56 AM, truegold via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
wrote:
> I think I will take a few more days off and when I return look at it with
> fresh eyes.
Frequently the very best advice and, for me anyway, usually the very
hardest to follow.
--
Kirk Brooks
San Fran
Hey Miyako
> I may be missing some critical elements of your design, but given the basic
> construct of a tab control parent and a subform child:
>
> - I would remove "goto page" as the tab control's standard action and keep
> the parent on page 1 at all times.
> - I would either use the same p
Hey Kirk,
Note: This design has been in place an evolving for several years now. A
further requirement brought the issue to light.
> The only other way I've been able to accomplish what you want to do is with
> nested EMIS calls … It works. And it's ugly.
Well I was hoping for simple and elegan
Hi Spenser,
> old school is draw two subfoms. one off screen. then swap as needed. with
> move-object. works a charm ;)
Well I’m thinking I can get this working without resorting to an "old school”
approach. The need is s simple!
I am in 4D 16r5 and I like the simplicity and elegance o
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