Roger Stringer wrote:
> The simple answer is YES, for this I'd recommend using a table.
But what is the gain?
I must admit I was thinking of staying with individual controls.
Studying further, I realize I must also trap field events to popup a custom
keypad and provide a quick way to erase the
At 03:15 AM 2/20/2009, you wrote:
>Subject: Any gain using a table?
>From: "Luc Le Blanc"
>Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:56:23 -0800
>X-Message-Number: 1
>
>I have to design a form where I want 8 rows of 5 columns, 3 of them
>being editable fields, the other
Ick tables. Sometimes they are necessary, but they are painful. I used
tables in Characters which can be found at http://writerbenjamin.com .
It is basically a clone of the Address book contacts, but it is for
story characters so all the fields are different and I have more user
defined fields.
>>Do I gain anything using a table object instead of 8 checkboxes
Drive yourself Luc, tables are a pointless nightmare IMHO
John
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I have to design a form where I want 8 rows of 5 columns, 3 of them being
editable fields, the other 2 being a checkbox and a user-selectable label
(hopefully a selector trigger).
The total number of rows (about 30) is to exceed the screen, thus requiring
scrolling.
Do I gain anything using a
