Not complaining, just thought it was a funny thing to say. :-)
Bob
On Oct 20, 2010, at 11:52 AM, Richmond wrote:
> On 10/20/2010 09:28 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
>> The rub lies in the fact that Revolution (WHOOPS! Sorry RunRev (WHOOP! Sorry
>> LiveCode!))
>
> That reminds me of the way Supercard
On 10/20/2010 09:28 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
The rub lies in the fact that Revolution (WHOOPS! Sorry RunRev (WHOOP! Sorry
LiveCode!))
That reminds me of the way Supercard and Toolbook kept changing
ownership . . .
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The rub lies in the fact that Revolution (WHOOPS! Sorry RunRev (WHOOP! Sorry
LiveCode!)) allows short references to objects. If you refer to "button 1",
LiveCode resolves this internally to mean "button 1 of [the background the
button belongs to if any of] the card I am currently looking at of t
full
> reference. Of course, normally, one would use names of objects.
>
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On 20.10.10 at 09:47 -0700 charles61 apparently wrote:
Robert,
I understand your previous e-mail about using custom handlers. I
have never used this concept before. But I am not following you when
you sent the following:
f one uses full reference in the called script (that is script in
btn
t needed.
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Hi Robert,
> On 20.10.10 at 18:04 +0200 Klaus on-rev apparently wrote:
>> >> Anyway, your script may fail if your mouseup function does sth that
refers to the buttons on the other card, which are not present on the
current card and it does not make full reference to them but only
us
f I wanted to use this script to send a
> > mouseUp to checkboxes on marked cards? I did not use marked cards in my
> > sample stack.
>
> See below...
>
> > Charles Szasz
> > [hidden email]
> >
> >
> > ...
> >>
> >>
> >
Hi Charles,
> Klaus,
>
> Your script worked!
Go figure :-)
> What changes do I have to make if I wanted to use this script to send a
> mouseUp to checkboxes on marked cards? I did not use marked cards in my
> sample stack.
See below...
> Charles S
On 20.10.10 at 18:04 +0200 Klaus on-rev apparently wrote:
>> Anyway, your script may fail if your mouseup function does sth that
refers to the buttons on the other card, which are not present on the
current card and it does not make full reference to them but only
uses short names.
To avoi
Klaus,
Your script worked! What changes do I have to make if I wanted to use this
script to send a mouseUp to checkboxes on marked cards? I did not use marked
cards in my sample stack.
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
On Oct 20, 2010, at 12:05 PM, Klaus on-rev [via Runtime Revolution] wrote
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
Klaus,
Thanks for your suggestion! I will try it. Thanks again!
On Oct 20, 2010, at 12:05 PM, Klaus on-rev [via Runtime Revolution] wrote:
> Hi Charles,
>
> > Robert,
> >
> > I tried your suggestion. But I get the same results: the
Hi Charles,
> Robert,
>
> I tried your suggestion. But I get the same results: the checkboxes received
> the message on the first card but the checkboxes on the second card did not
> receive the mouseUp message.
>
> Charles Szasz
> csz...@mac.com
your script is OK!
robably in the
mouseup handler for the checkboxes. Since you didn't post that, it's
hard to say any more.
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This weird! The script editor shows that the checkboxes on the second card are
being examined in the repeat loop but the checkboxes that are checked are not
receiving the mouseUp command. This is also supported that the checkboxes are
not showing the fields that are not hidden.
So, I don&#
AM, csz...@mac.com writes:
>
> Robert,
>
> I tried your suggestion. But I get the same results: the checkboxes
> received the message on the first card but the checkboxes on the second card
> did
> not receive the mouseUp message.
>
> Cha
Robert,
I tried your suggestion. But I get the same results: the checkboxes received
the message on the first card but the checkboxes on the second card did not
receive the mouseUp message.
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
On Oct 20, 2010, at 11:10 AM, Robert Brenstein [via Runtime
07:49 -0700 charles61 apparently wrote:
>
> >Hi Craig!
> >
> >I checked for line breaks but there is none. I think the one in my
> >posting was due to cutting and pasting the code to Nabble.
> >
> >My sample stack of two cards has four checkboxes on
On 20.10.10 at 07:49 -0700 charles61 apparently wrote:
Hi Craig!
I checked for line breaks but there is none. I think the one in my
posting was due to cutting and pasting the code to Nabble.
My sample stack of two cards has four checkboxes on one card and
four on the second. Each checkbox
Hi Craig!
I checked for line breaks but there is none. I think the one in my posting was
due to cutting and pasting the code to Nabble.
My sample stack of two cards has four checkboxes on one card and four on the
second. Each checkbox has code to show a field that when it is checked. To see
Hi.
It works. It is possible you left that line break in the second "if"
statement?
Craig Newman
In a message dated 10/20/10 10:04:01 AM, csz...@mac.com writes:
> on mouseUp
> repeat with y = 1 to the number of cards
> repeat with b= 1 to the number of buttons of card y
> if the
I am trying to devise a script to send a mouseUp to checkboxes on different
cards that are already checked. The following script works for checkboxes on
the first card but gives an execution error message on the second card
saying there is no such object.
I checked the fields and script in this
On 9/15/10 12:18 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
The checkbox is always painted near the vertical middle of the
button. You can always tweak the margins property o the button to
move down the label so the first line matches the checkbox, but then
you end up with a large button with loads of whitespace a
--- On Tue, 9/14/10, Web Admin Himalayan Academy wrote:
> On 9/13/10 7:07 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> > You can add a two-line label if you do it by script:
> >
> > set the label of btn 1 to "line one"
> &cr& "line 2"
> >
> > Would that help?
>
> I'm sure it would...I could have sworn I tri
On 9/14/10 11:06 PM, Web Admin Himalayan Academy wrote:
On 9/13/10 7:07 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
You can add a two-line label if you do it by script:
set the label of btn 1 to "line one" &cr& "line 2"
Would that help?
I'm sure it would...I could have sworn I tried that and it did not work
b
On 9/13/10 7:07 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
You can add a two-line label if you do it by script:
set the label of btn 1 to "line one" &cr& "line 2"
Would that help?
I'm sure it would...I could have sworn I tried that and it did not work
but today it does. Again, we have the old problem of
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions! Although Jacquline's suggestion may
be the easiest to implement, I am going to try each suggestion to see which
works best for me. Thanks everybody!
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at 10:07 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> On 9/13/10 8:25 PM, charles61 wrote:
>>
>> I have a series of cards that have checkboxes. Some of the checkboxes have
>> labels fields under them because the label of the checkbox will not hold the
>> content of the information displa
On 9/13/10 8:25 PM, charles61 wrote:
I have a series of cards that have checkboxes. Some of the checkboxes have
labels fields under them because the label of the checkbox will not hold the
content of the information displayed.
You can add a two-line label if you do it by script:
set the
programattically
generate a small transparent field over each of the buttons just to the
right of the check box and set the check box to for consistency
On 9/13/10 3:25 PM, charles61 wrote:
I have a series of cards that have checkboxes. Some of the checkboxes have
labels fields under them b
I have a series of cards that have checkboxes. Some of the checkboxes have
labels fields under them because the label of the checkbox will not hold the
content of the information displayed. Here is my question: I want to modify
the following group script for checkboxes to display the content of
Hi Charles,
The checkboxes are not part of an export or import. They are only active
when you are using the list and their status is not saved. In this sense
they are similar to highlighting a line. The line highlight is also not
saved in an export or restored in an import.
If this is important
I love List Magic. It makes it extremely easy to make lists in Rev apps.
After using the syntax given in the docs to export and then import LM lists,
I found that the status of the checkboxes in the second header are not being
imported when you import the list back into your app. Has any LM users
computer over the local network.
>
> On 6 jun 2010, at 21:12, charles61 wrote:
>
>>
>> I have a series of marked cards that have many checkboxes. I want to reset
>> the checkboxes to true when the user before an user enters new data. Any
>> scripting suggestions about
] wrote:
> Mark probably missed the fact you have many checkboxes on each card.
>
> repeat with y = 1 to the number of marked cds
>repeat with u = 1 to the number of btns of marked cd y
> if the style of btn u of marked cd y = "checkBox" then set the hilite
>
Charles,
You can simply delete that if-then structure.
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Mark probably missed the fact you have many checkboxes on each card.
repeat with y = 1 to the number of marked cds
repeat with u = 1 to the number of btns of marked cd y
if the style of btn u of marked cd y = "checkBox" then set the hilite
of btn u of marked cd y to &quo
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> On 6 jun 2010, at 21:12, charles61 wrote:
>
> >
> > I have a series of marked cards that have many checkboxes. I want to
> > reset
> > the checkboxes to true when the user before an user ente
l network.
On 6 jun 2010, at 21:12, charles61 wrote:
I have a series of marked cards that have many checkboxes. I want to
reset
the checkboxes to true when the user before an user enters new data.
Any
scripting suggestions about how to reset checkboxes on marked
I have a series of marked cards that have many checkboxes. I want to reset
the checkboxes to true when the user before an user enters new data. Any
scripting suggestions about how to reset checkboxes on marked cards to true?
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On Mar 31, 2010, at 11:08 PM, John Patten wrote:
The problem is with my checkbox button. The script I used is:
Checkbox Button Column Behavior-
getProp dgDataControl
return the long id of me
end dgDataControl
on mouseDown pMouseBtnNum
dgMouseDown pMouseBtnNum
setDataOfIndex the dgHilited
Correction...I almost have it working
The option menu behavior seems to be okay...
The problem is with my checkbox button. The script I used is:
Checkbox Button Column Behavior-
getProp dgDataControl
return the long id of me
end dgDataControl
on mouseDown pMouseBtnNum
dgMouseDown pMo
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On Mar 30, 2010, at 1:43 PM, John Patten wrote:
I have been searching the list and found
On Mar 30, 2010, at 1:43 PM, John Patten wrote:
I have been searching the list and found those same resources you
describe. I'm closer, but still not quite getting the concept. I
noticed that tutorial examples are using Table and not Form
DataGrids. I have been using the Form version of th
Thanks Trevor...
I have been searching the list and found those same resources you
describe. I'm closer, but still not quite getting the concept. I
noticed that tutorial examples are using Table and not Form
DataGrids. I have been using the Form version of the DataGrid, are
the examples
ke to store data in my db based on the option of
my option button.
How do I get the hilite of my individual checkboxes in each row, and
along the same lines, how would I get the information selected in my
option button from each row of the datagrid?
Does this lesson on storing an option
n the option of my
option button.
How do I get the hilite of my individual checkboxes in each row, and
along the same lines, how would I get the information selected in my
option button from each row of the datagrid?
Thanks in Advance!
John P
they works beautifully! I
have always use true instead of 0 in scripting checkboxes. So, I also
learn more about scripting groups and checkboxes!
I have thought of using groups but did not have an idea of how to do
it.
Charles Szasz
csz...@ma
Mark,
Thanks so much! I tried your suggestions and they works beautifully! I
have always use true instead of 0 in scripting checkboxes. So, I also
learn more about scripting groups and checkboxes!
I have thought of using groups but did not have an idea of how to do it.
Charles Szasz
csz
Mark,
Thanks so much! I try your suggestion and it works beautifully! I have
always use true instead of 0 in scripting checkboxes. So, I also learn more
about scripting groups and checkboxes!
I have thought of using groups but did not have an idea of how to do it.
Mark Schonewille-3 wrote
Hi charles61,
Make a group of the first 11 checkboxes. Call this group "Marked".
Group the remaining 13 checkboxes too and call this second group
"Switch".
Put the following script in your button:
on mouseUp
if the hilitedButton of grp "Marked" is 0
I have two sets of checkboxes. The first set consists of 11 checkboxes and
the second set consists of 13 checkboxes. I want to script for the user to
be able to go another marked card if one or more of the first set of
checkboxes are checked AND if one or more of the second set of checkboxes
are
would break if a
standard image type were used...?
It won't break. What was meant was that if a new OS update changes the
appearance of its checkboxes, your embedded checkbox images will look
old-fashioned and obsolete.
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Thanks Jacque and all,
I figured out how to just give them all a base name, and then find all/
create and move all anew each time I need the set.
I liked the imagesource clue, but then someone said it would break on
different operating systems. But I couldn't see how it would break if a
standard
On Sep 14, 2008, at 9:00 PM, Jim Sims wrote:
I'm playing with Rev CGI, creating membership forms with name-email-
tele-etc.
Rev writes to a master list (a text file on the server) and saves
the data in a tab
delimited list.
Never mind ;-)
Got it figured it out now.
sims
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elete members (rows) from the list.
I cannot figure out how to select several checkboxes and then delete
those members
from a single button.
I'm hoping that someone will send me a clue on how to do this;-)
sims
[sample rows follow]
mary[EMAIL PROTECTED]1234561221400356406td>del
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Jacque-
You know it yet: I'm an addict of custom controls* but I do prefer to
use built-in controls when these ones are needed.
That's what is so great about Rev. There are often so many different
ways to do the same thing.
Are you saying you are a control freak? ;) (A
Jacque-
You know it yet: I'm an addict of custom controls* but I do prefer to
use built-in controls when these ones are needed.
* I have even written a tutorial about using PNG images to build any
control ;-)
Le 13 sept. 08 à 19:15, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Bonsoir
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Bonsoir Jacque,
If your solution works well it is not cross-platform
I forgot to mention the cross-platform issue. What I generally do is
create sets of images, one set for each platform. I load the IDs of the
correct OS-based images into script-local variables the first
Stephen Barncard wrote:
Does this method work faster than using a background?
I don't know, I've never used a background. I like the image solution.
Though as Eric points out, the images may become obsolete if the OS
changes.
Whenever you want to set the state of the checkbox, do this:
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Bonsoir Jacque,
If your solution works well it is not cross-platform and will be
obsolete if controls design changes on the platform you are used to :-)
It's the reason why I proposed to Michael to use a group with 'real'
controls.
Yes, that's true. It isn't very difficu
Does this method work faster than using a background?
Whenever you want to set the state of the checkbox, do this:
set the imagesource of char 1 of line of fld "list" to
The "imgID" variable is the ID of the correct image, "checked" or
"unchecked". Your scripts can determine whether the
rit :
Michael wrote:
I thought I might be able to simply specify that the field is a
"checkbox
field", or is a button with contents that displays as checkboxes,
but that
doesn't seem to be the case. I can't find an example of this basic
scenario
in the manual. Is there
Michael wrote:
I thought I might be able to simply specify that the field is a "checkbox
field", or is a button with contents that displays as checkboxes, but that
doesn't seem to be the case. I can't find an example of this basic scenario
in the manual. Is there a resource
checkboxes you'd need to create a checkbox button for each disk
and then check the hilite of each checkbox.
Ian
On 12 Sep 2008, at 23:44, Michael wrote:
Hi:
I create a cr delimited list of attached disks, which can have 1
to 10
lines, and I want those lines to be choices in a checkbox
Sounds like you want a list field with multiple selections allowed.
For checkboxes you'd need to create a checkbox button for each disk
and then check the hilite of each checkbox.
Ian
On 12 Sep 2008, at 23:44, Michael wrote:
Hi:
I create a cr delimited list of attached disks, whic
ckbox
field", or is a button with contents that displays as checkboxes, but that
doesn't seem to be the case. I can't find an example of this basic scenario
in the manual. Is there a resource I can access for how to use checkboxes in
this
On Fri, 23 Feb 2007 11:30:04 -0800, Mark Powell wrote:
> Ken:
>
> Sounds promising. Is the size/location of the underlying checkbox
> predictable enough for this? i.e. it doesn't pixel-creep from platform
> to platform?
Good question - I'm not sure, but I know it is at least consisitent
wit
the neighboring conventional checkboxes. And Stephen's
solution uses disabled as the third state, which is not what I
need. I
need an enabled third state.
I am guessing this is not possible, but any other ideas are greatly
appreciated.
Well, the closest you can get is to have a single
Ken:
Sounds promising. Is the size/location of the underlying checkbox
predictable enough for this? i.e. it doesn't pixel-creep from platform
to platform?
Mark
Well, the closest you can get is to have a single image that shows the
equivocal state that is put on top of a real checkbox, and i
rong motif when
> compared to the neighboring conventional checkboxes. And Stephen's
> solution uses disabled as the third state, which is not what I need. I
> need an enabled third state.
>
> I am guessing this is not possible, but any other ideas are greatly
> appreciated.
Well
The image solutions assume one look-and-feel...if the standalone
were to
be run on Vista, for example, the image would have the wrong motif
when
compared to the neighboring conventional checkboxes. And Stephen's
solution uses disabled as the third state, which is not what I
need. I
need a
Thanks to all for your suggestions, but they do not precisely fit what I
need.
The image solutions assume one look-and-feel...if the standalone were to
be run on Vista, for example, the image would have the wrong motif when
compared to the neighboring conventional checkboxes. And Stephen&#
Check out my Tri State Checkbox I just whipped up. It uses disabled
as a third state. (I know, I know, the HIG...) but it's pretty
intuitive.
revonline: barncard
category: programming
nameTri State Checkbox
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g should
exist in the first place, but let's assume that one has a good reason
for it:
My question is, is there any Rev-native way of doing tri-state
checkboxes? Where a checkbox can have an ON, OFF, or "equivocal"
setting that signifies something between ON and OFF. If not Rev-
n
that one has a good reason
for it:
My question is, is there any Rev-native way of doing tri-state
checkboxes? Where a checkbox can have an ON, OFF, or "equivocal"
setting that signifies something between ON and OFF. If not Rev-
native,
has anyone cooked up their own solution whose l
I know there is debate among HIF designers that such a thing should
exist in the first place, but let's assume that one has a good reason
for it:
My question is, is there any Rev-native way of doing tri-state
checkboxes? Where a checkbox can have an ON, OFF, or "equivocal&quo
At 3:15 PM -0500 10/14/2005, Walton Sumner wrote:
A group with radioBehavior checked, 3 radio buttons, and several check boxes
works as expected, except that Rev 2.6.1 (OSX and Win versions) turns off
all of the checkboxes when I click a radio button. Subgrouping the 3 radio
buttons prevents
A group with radioBehavior checked, 3 radio buttons, and several check boxes
works as expected, except that Rev 2.6.1 (OSX and Win versions) turns off
all of the checkboxes when I click a radio button. Subgrouping the 3 radio
buttons prevents this, but that is not supposed to be necessary
> Is it possible to check the status of all the checkboxes
> (regardless of
> group)? Since group is not a container I can't figure out how cycle
> through the right number of checkboxeswithout running
> into my other
> buttons on the card.
Sure:
on mouseUp
r
I have three groups which each contain a number of checkboxes.
Is it possible to check the status of all the checkboxes (regardless of
group)? Since group is not a container I can't figure out how cycle
through the right number of checkboxeswithout running into my other
buttons on the
I think the note you're thinking of is probably the one in "what's
new.txt", in the revolution folder, under Limitations and Known Issues.
martin
>
>>> The docs suggest taking a snapshot of the window, printing, and then
>>> deleting the snapshot,
>>
>> Thanks- where in the docs does it say that?
The docs suggest taking a snapshot of the window, printing, and then
deleting the snapshot,
Thanks- where in the docs does it say that?
i've just spent 10 minutes searching and I'll be darned if i can find
the reference, but i'm sure i read that somewhere under issues and
workarounds.
--HangTim
On Saturday, September 27, 2003, at 11:16 AM, Steve Schrader wrote:
Thanks, that did it. Odd solution. Which is broke, Revolution Printing
or Apple's Appearance manager?
It would seem Revolution is at fault.
I thought I reported this bug, before bugzilla, and that it was
acknowledged and fixed
On Saturday, September 27, 2003, at 08:13 AM, Steve Schrader wrote:
I'm using the Mac version and am trying to print out a card that has
checkboxes on it. The text of the checkboxes prints, but the
checkmarks don't. In fact the empty box doesn't print either. Has
anyone seen
I'm using the Mac version and am trying to print out a card that has
checkboxes on it. The text of the checkboxes prints, but the
checkmarks don't. In fact the empty box doesn't print either. Has
anyone seen this or have a solution?
The docs suggest taking a snapshot of the window
I'm using the Mac version and am trying to print out a card that has
checkboxes on it. The text of the checkboxes prints, but the checkmarks
don't. In fact the empty box doesn't print either. Has anyone seen this
or have a solution?
On Tuesday, Dec 10, 2002, at 22:30 Australia/Sydney, Jez wrote:
Please someone tell me how I can set and retrieve the status of a checkbox !
set the hilite of button <> to true | false
get the hilite of button << checkboxname>>
or
put the hilite of << checkboxname>> into <>
regards
David
--- Jez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please someone tell me how I can set and retrieve
> the status of a checkbox !
Hi Jez,
Check the 'hilite' property in the Transcript
Dictionary.
Hope this helped,
Jan Schenkel.
=
"As we grow older, we grow both wiser and more foolish at the same time."
Please someone tell me how I can set and retrieve
the status of a checkbox !
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