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> I want to be able to click on a word within a text field so that that one
> word and not any other instances of it in a text-field becomes identified.
put num of words of char 1 to (word 4 of the clickChunk) of fld (word 7 of the clickChunk)
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r not to be", if I click on
the last
"be" in the sentence I'd like it and only it to, say, become replaced
with a
pair of underlines ("To be or not to _ _"). The only solution I could
think
of was to combine mouseText and clickText with wordOffset. But, of
course,
thi
r not to be", if I click on the last
"be" in the sentence I'd like it and only it to, say, become replaced with a
pair of underlines ("To be or not to _ _"). The only solution I could think
of was to combine mouseText and clickText with wordOffset. But,
>Even easier is to check the clickText, which will return empty if you don't
>click on a line of text, and will return the text of the line you clicked
>(even if you click on spaces between words in a line). I traditionally
>trap
>this to deselect any selections in the field
Even easier is to check the clickText, which will return empty if you don't
click on a line of text, and will return the text of the line you clicked
(even if you click on spaces between words in a line). I traditionally trap
this to deselect any selections in the field. Note you have trap
>>This is something I've wanted for a while, but unfortunately I >wouldn't
have
>any use for it if clicking spaces between words is going to >falsely report
>that the user clicked below the last line. Let's hope there's >another way.
Actually my problem was with the space at the end of the lin
on 9/10/02 7:15 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A little slow but I finally noticed ClickCharChunk in the docs. For those of
> you, like me, who didn't know, you can determine if the user actually
> clicked on text in a list field using that function. You do have to
Hi,
A little slow but I finally noticed ClickCharChunk in the docs. For those of
you, like me, who didn't know, you can determine if the user actually
clicked on text in a list field using that function. You do have to watch out
for spaces between words, however.
--Tim Bleiler
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Hi,
Is there any way to know if the user clicked on "empty space" in a line when
the field's listBehavior is true? Clicktext, which works with listBehavior
set to false, always returns the character chunk for the whole line when
listBehavior is true.
--Tim Bleiler
Univer
on 13/8/01 2:17 am, Sivakatirswami at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you back space over a endline where the line above
> is group text, or back space up to group text so that no space is there..
> suddenly the group style "extends" to adjacent characters to which is was
> not originally applied
owsers
> do with their links.
> Regards,
> Scott
Thanks for the clarification. This then is not a "bug" but intended
behavior
Well, certainly the group text feature would be a "way cooler" solution...
especially as we see that the clicktext will assume breaks on a
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