Make sure you pass the menupick handler in your menupick script.
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Andres Martinez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
Suddenly, any new Option Menu object is not working in our project.
It shows the menu, and the label is changed to the clicked selection, but
the
Hi list,
I'm about to re-design a web site that I built around Rev cgi
in 2004/2005. Back then I used Rev cgi 2.5 Linux.
Because of several new features, the site might get significantly
more trafic than before, especially in tasks requiring lots of
requests to mySQL.
I was wondering if it was
Hi
I have a function in a standalone, where user can select an item in a scolling
field,
( with locked text and list behavior),and do things with the thus selected
target.
Now I want to improve the users interface, and replace the inconvenient long
scrolling
to see the bottom of the list.
I
Thanks everybody for the suggestions! One more question. Is it possible in
RevMail to add the contents of a card as body text without using a text
file?
revMail doesn't have a feature to add attachments, but if the report
is plain text, I would just include the text the body of the email.
Hello all,
I'm experimenting with moving to XML for some of my data files, a typical
example is placed at the bottom of this message. It is attractive since there
are lots of XML editors out there which means that users can make minor changes
to the data file without running the programme. The
Have you needed to sort lists by a value list or synchronize different
lists, but thought it not easily do-able in Rev? You may find the following
tips useful.
In a field, type some lines where the first word is a random day of the
week, then...
on mouseUp
sort lines of fld 1 by
Rob-
Saturday, June 14, 2008, 8:03:23 AM, you wrote:
What I'm not clear about is how I use Rev's XML functions to read
in such a file, and populate my program's variables with the various
values. It seems as though I would need to still write lots of
nested loops, which suggests I'm missing
What I'm not clear about is how I use Rev's XML functions to read in such a
file, and populate my program's variables with the various values. It seems as
though I would need to still write lots of nested loops, which suggests I'm
missing a trick. Can anyone point me at some demonstration
Hi
I have a function in a standalone, where user can select an item in a scolling
field,
( with locked text and list behavior),and do things with the thus selected
target.
Now I want to improve the users interface, and replace the inconvenient long
scrolling
to see the bottom of the list.
Thanks Hugh! This is quite cool.
Phil Davis
Hugh Senior wrote:
Have you needed to sort lists by a value list or synchronize different
lists, but thought it not easily do-able in Rev? You may find the
following tips useful.
In a field, type some lines where the first word is a random day of
Go to RevOnline and download Dynamic Table Field.
It can be found in the programmers section.
Also it can be found by looking at the user sundown.
-=JB=-
On Jun 14, 2008, at 6:04 AM, Kresten Bjerg wrote:
Hi
I have a function in a standalone, where user can select an item in
a scolling
I'm still trying to copy the way the apple address book works and don't know
how to make everything flow up to the top when only showing the fields which
have data.
Maybe it can be done with grouped fields and the geometry manager?
Making the edit section is not as difficult because everything is
Hi William,
I believe you just need to write a script that hides empty fields and
sets the top of filled out fields to the bottom of other filled out
fields (with a margin, probably). You probably want to group the whole
thing and give the group scrollbars.
Actually, I hate the
thanks. The address book grows on you and there is no way (that I can
figure out) to have a card that is accessing a database behave exactly like
hypercard and update when you change things, insert etc without first
switching to some kind of edit mode.
Hi Mark,
Sometime back I converted my old HC Address book to Rev; but, due to
the size of the cards and some other stuff, I found it more useful to
create a new Rev Address stack and write a script to transfer all of
the data from the converted to Rev address stack to the new one.
Joe,
Don't worry, when I convert my address book stack, I'll make a nice
database out of it. Just the looks and user experience will be like
HyperCard's :-)
William,
Actually, usually I make my databases (mostly for clients of mine) the
HyperCard way, without special edit mode.
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I don't see how you can do it the hypercard way when you have the data in an
external database that is normalized.
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Many thanks. The dynamic table is a beauty, and it works also in Windows.
Congratulations.
Unfortunately my case is a little more complicated, because the font of the
first character of each cell
is essential. I have 12 pictogram fonts, and the first character is a glyph,
the remaining is the
I don't see how you can do it the hypercard way when you have the data in an
external database that is normalized.
Well, you *could* always run an UPDATE on every closeField/mouseUp, but that
might be a bit much depending on the environment...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software, Inc.
Email:
The script is based on the CLICKCHUNK. So if your glyphs are seen
with the clickchunk it might work. Most of the code is just math to
find
the proper cell after you have found the clickchunk.
-=JB=-
On Jun 14, 2008, at 4:40 PM, Kresten Bjerg wrote:
Many thanks. The dynamic table is a
On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 11:31 PM, Charles Szasz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks everybody for the suggestions! One more question. Is it possible in
RevMail to add the contents of a card as body text without using a text
file?
That's even easier. Just assemble the text into a single variable
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