Mike Wrote:
>If it were me i'd sidestep the whole issue and just use a separate home
>rolled container to store tFilePaths, whether it be a property or whatever.
Have come to the same conclusion. Drat. Means a more complicated
implementation, but not rocket science.
Jacque wrote:
>I think you ca
On 10/17/10 1:34 PM, FlexibleLearning wrote:
Hi Klaus,
Duh! Getting tired, or old, or both!
But even correcting the read-only as you point out, setting the
dragData["files"] fails to update the array.
Will continue to ponder, but it appears not to be settable.
I think you can only set the dr
Does this have to do the the can't get and set the same property in a
handler issue? I'm thinking its not possible to modify the dragdata during
the operation. I experimented with a weird send in time thing and managed
to output the right stuff but it would only do so after a click somewhere in
th
Hi Klaus,
Duh! Getting tired, or old, or both!
But even correcting the read-only as you point out, setting the
dragData["files"] fails to update the array.
Will continue to ponder, but it appears not to be settable.
Hugh Senior
FLCo
Klaus wrote:
Hi Hugh,
> Is it my syntax, or is it simply n
Klaus,
Thank you very much for all of your coding efforts. This is really targeted at
all of the revCoders who furnish solutions and suggestions on the lists:
Please provide comments indicating what you expect to achieve with the code you
provide. This makes your efforts much more useful to the
Hi Hugh,
> Is it my syntax, or is it simply not possible to modify the
> dragData["files"] during a file drag operation?
>
> If I drag a .png file and a .rev file, I would expect the .rev filepath to
> have been removed, but it isn't...
>
> on dragEnter
> put the dragData["files"] into tFilePat
Is it my syntax, or is it simply not possible to modify the
dragData["files"] during a file drag operation?
If I drag a .png file and a .rev file, I would expect the .rev filepath to
have been removed, but it isn't...
on dragEnter
put the dragData["files"] into tFilePaths
set the itemDel to "
