It Helps a lot.
thanks,
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 28, 2008, at 8:38 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
In the script below revGetCellName was used.
Where can I read about table cells and cell names
of anything else related to table fields because I
cannot find this word in the dictionary or anything
when I do a searc
> In the script below revGetCellName was used.
> Where can I read about table cells and cell names
> of anything else related to table fields because I
> cannot find this word in the dictionary or anything
> when I do a search.
Last night, Bill asked me how I ended up getting to the solution; I've
In the script below revGetCellName was used.
Where can I read about table cells and cell names
of anything else related to table fields because I
cannot find this word in the dictionary or anything
when I do a search.
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 27, 2008, at 10:32 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
Thanks to JB for h
Thanks to JB for his suggestions on keeping count but Ken Ray came up
with a more elegant solution. I'm not sure why Rev hasn't documented
this.
Thanks,
Bill Vlahos
Here you go, Bill... after some research, it turns out that Rev
doesn't
give you too many messages to work with in their "ta
I am suffering from flu like symptons so my math is not so
good today. I think you need another correction:
if columnInfo + 1 <= itemTest then add 1 to columnInfo
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 23, 2008, at 8:48 PM, -= JB =- wrote:
Here is a correction:
if columnInfo + 1 < itemTest then add 1 to column
Here is a correction:
if columnInfo + 1 < itemTest then add 1 to columnInfo
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 23, 2008, at 8:10 PM, -= JB =- wrote:
I haven't tried this but I think it will help you keep track
of the line and column info as you tab though a field.
global columnInfo
global theLine
on tabKey
I haven't tried this but I think it will help you keep track
of the line and column info as you tab though a field.
global columnInfo
global theLine
on tabKey
put number of items in line theLine into itemTest --assuming you
have the line number
if itemTest + 1 < itemTest then add 1 to col
If you can get the column when the user clicks on the cell
then how about putting the column info into a global and
use the keyword tabKey to determine you went to another
column.
global columnInfo --however you got the info when you clicked in the
cell
on tabKey
add 1 to columnInfo
end tab
I have a table that users can tab through. I'd like to be able to
determine when a user tabs into a certain column and do some action.
I can determine it when the user clicks in a cell but how can I
determine it when they tab into a cell?
Bill Vlahos