Hello everyone,
Yes, I realize it's a menu and not really a button but you do click it after
all. When I create one, the Icon and Border pane of the object inspector says
that it has a 2-point, 3-D border that is hilited. It does not. Can I put a
border around it? I'd like it to look like
for the correct item:
on controlKeyDown theKey
set itemdelimiter to tab
repeat for the number of lines of btn popupMenu -- Menu items are
the lines of the Popup btn
add 1 to theNum
if last char of line theNum of btn popupMenu = theKey then \
put item 1 of line theNum of btn PopupMenu
are
the lines of the Popup btn
add 1 to theNum
if last char of line theNum of btn popupMenu = theKey then \
put item 1 of line theNum of btn PopupMenu into fld Rfld
end repeat
pass controlKeyDown
end controlKeyDown
You may use the lineOffset function like this:
get
2010/4/22 Roger Guay i...@mac.com:
Thanks very much, I'll change it!
Cheers,
Roger Guay
You're welcome Roger ;)
Forgive me for asking, but should we refer to you as TheSlug?
My colleagues and friends call me the slug 8-)
2010/4/22 Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com:
Personally, inside my
I just uploaded a stack to Rev Online that shows a rather simple (I didn't say
elegant) way to make popup menus with key-combination shortcuts. Just look for
Popup Menu w Shortcuts. I would appreciate any improvement suggestions.
Thanks and cheers,
Roger Guay
2010/4/21 Roger Guay i...@mac.com:
I just uploaded a stack to Rev Online that shows a rather simple (I didn't
say elegant) way to make popup menus with key-combination shortcuts. Just
look for Popup Menu w Shortcuts. I would appreciate any improvement
suggestions.
Thanks and cheers
Is there any way to force a popup to go in a certain direction? For example, if
I have a popup button at the bottom of a stack, I'd like it to always appear
above the popup button.
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From the docs:
* popup {stack | button} [at location]*
On 18 March 2010 12:14, Jeffrey Massung mass...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any way to force a popup to go in a certain direction? For
example, if I have a popup button at the bottom of a stack, I'd like it to
always appear above the popup
On Mar 18, 2010, at 12:27 PM, stephen barncard wrote:
From the docs:
* popup {stack | button} [at location]*
Yes, I know. But that only deals with location, not direction as well. I'd like
the popup to only grow in the up direction or down direction (based on
context) and only extend
There is a constraint when the edge of the screen is nearby. A menu
currently with a menuHistory of 1 will still open upward if the popup would
otherwise drop below the screenrect. But I think you might have to roll your
own; I
do not see any property that deals with the direction of travel. I
On Mar 13, 2010, at 1:10 AM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, I wrote:
Is there any way to make the action of popping up a menu sticky?
...
The solution I found was to set the ink of the default menubar to noop and
place a dummy menubar of my design *behind* the real menubar. Even though
Recently, I wrote:
Is there any way to make the action of popping up a menu sticky?
Background: I was trying to get a menubar with a custom appearance (black
menubar, white button text) to work on Windows Vista and XP. The problem
was, colorizing the menu buttons on XP winds up colorizing the
Scott Rossi asked Is there any way to make the action of popping up a menu
sticky?
To imitate a sticky popup I show a stack (named here L9nav) with empty
decorations, whose buttons trigger the desired actions and cause the stack to
close. And I include in the stack an invisible graphic
So, I'm seeing different functionality w/ the popup command on OS X and
Win32, wondering if I should mark this as a bug, and also wondering if
anyone has a work-around?
-- in a field's script
on mouseUp
set the backgroundColor of me to black
popup btn some menu
set the backgroundColor
Jeff Massung wrote:
So, I'm seeing different functionality w/ the popup command on OS X and
Win32, wondering if I should mark this as a bug, and also wondering if
anyone has a work-around?
-- in a field's script
on mouseUp
set the backgroundColor of me to black
popup btn some menu
set
On 3/4/10 4:59 PM, Jeff Massung mass...@gmail.com wrote:
So, I'm seeing different functionality w/ the popup command on OS X and
Win32, wondering if I should mark this as a bug, and also wondering if
anyone has a work-around?
-- in a field's script
on mouseUp
set the backgroundColor
On Mar 4, 2010, at 7:11 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
All I can suggest is what I ended up having to do... make sure that the
popup command was the last thing encountered in the mouseDown handler, and
then have the menuPick of the btn being popped handle what happens when they
release the mouse button
doesn't stay opened when the mouse is released. Is there any way
to simulate this sticky behavior when using the popup command?
(BTW, the text color issue is due to using a custom menu color scheme and
differences between XP and Vista. On Vista, menus are drawn with their own
default color scheme
Hi Sarah, Zryip,
thank you for your suggestions.
But I know the ways to popup a popup button.
I experimented a while with the mouseloc and realized that it's not true
that the popup opens at the mouse location when you set the mouseloc
with e.g. 'set the screenmouseloc to globalloc(the loc
I have a popup button that, when clicked, I change the background color of a
field so as to really highlight for the user exactly what their action is going
to be taken on.
However, currently, I have no way of detecting if the user chooses to do
nothing (cancel the popup) and subsequently
Jeffrey Massung wrote:
I have a popup button that, when clicked, I change the background
color of a field so as to really highlight for the user exactly what
their action is going to be taken on.
However, currently, I have no way of detecting if the user chooses to
do nothing (cancel the popup
On Feb 28, 2010, at 11:21 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jeffrey Massung wrote:
I have a popup button that, when clicked, I change the background
color of a field so as to really highlight for the user exactly what
their action is going to be taken on.
However, currently, I have no way
G.Wolfgang Gaich wrote:
I experimented a while with the mouseloc and realized that it's not true
that the popup opens at the mouse location when you set the mouseloc
with e.g. 'set the screenmouseloc to globalloc(the loc of btn b)'.
In the dictionary:
If no location is specified, the menu's
Jeffrey Massung wrote:
On Feb 28, 2010, at 11:21 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jeffrey Massung wrote:
I have a popup button that, when clicked, I change the background
color of a field so as to really highlight for the user exactly
what their action is going to be taken on. However, currently, I
Hi Jacqueline,
thank you for your time and your suggestion.
I figured out that also a move command corrects the mouseloc for the
popup command.
set the screenmouseloc to globalloc(the loc of btn 1)
move me to the loc of me --(or move this stack to the loc of this stack)
Then the popup menu
Hi all,
does anyone know why a popup-menu does not open at a new defined mouseloc?
-- the mouse is at 101,105 in a card
in an arrowkey-script of a field:
answer the mouseloc -- 101,105
set the screenmouseloc to globalloc(the loc of btn b)
-- the loc of button b
2010/2/27 G.W.Gaich gwolfg...@gaich.de:
Hi all,
does anyone know why a popup-menu does not open at a new defined mouseloc?
-- the mouse is at 101,105 in a card
in an arrowkey-script of a field:
answer the mouseloc -- 101,105
set the screenmouseloc to globalloc(the loc
On Sun, Feb 28, 2010 at 3:30 AM, G.W.Gaich gwolfg...@gaich.de wrote:
Hi all,
does anyone know why a popup-menu does not open at a new defined mouseloc?
-- the mouse is at 101,105 in a card
in an arrowkey-script of a field:
answer the mouseloc -- 101,105
set
I have a couple pop-up button menus that I create on-the-fly (in mouseDown)
based on what's going on. They also act as combo box selections, where one of
the items is current, with !r in front of it.
Is it possible for me to somehow tell the popup to auto-magically scroll down
to the current
Jeffrey Massung wrote:
I have a couple pop-up button menus that I create on-the-fly
(in mouseDown) based on what's going on. They also act as combo
box selections, where one of the items is current, with !r
in front of it.
Is it possible for me to somehow tell the popup to auto-magically
On Feb 18, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
To counter this, Ken Ray and I have adopted a habit of using a
handler like this one to set an option control's current choice:
on SetOption pBtnName, pNum
lock messages
set the menuHistory of btn pBtnName to pNum
unlock messages
end
Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Feb 18, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
To counter this, Ken Ray and I have adopted a habit of using a
handler like this one to set an option control's current choice:
on SetOption pBtnName, pNum
lock messages
set the menuHistory of btn pBtnName to pNum
On Feb 18, 2010, at 1:57 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
While looking into the lockMessages property recently I came across
this note:
The lockMessages property is automatically set to false when a
palette, modeless, or modal stack is opened, even if a handler
is still running.
This
Hi Gang,
This brings me right to an issue I'm having.
I have a tricky thing that uses several cards in a single stack used as a
drawer. I want to go cleanly to a certain card in the stack before the
drawer is displayed. What's the best way to make the drawer open cleanly
without showing another
Stephen,
I haven't tried it, but can you use the go invisible command to go to the
card and then use the drawer command to display the stack as a drawer?
Jeff M.
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 2:09 PM, stephen barncard
stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com wrote:
Hi Gang,
This brings me right to an
Hi all (and Trevor :-)
Any hints on how to popup a menu in the Editor field of a DataGrid?
I want to let the user choose pre-made text to insert into that
column, know what I mean?
Or if that is not possible, I could also need this when right-clicking
on any column,
so I can insert
On Sep 11, 2009, at 5:12 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all (and Trevor :-)
Hi Klaus :-)
Any hints on how to popup a menu in the Editor field of a DataGrid?
I want to let the user choose pre-made text to insert into that
column, know what I mean?
This lesson shows how to trigger the data
Hi Trevor,
On Sep 11, 2009, at 5:12 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all (and Trevor :-)
Hi Klaus :-)
Any hints on how to popup a menu in the Editor field of a DataGrid?
I want to let the user choose pre-made text to insert into that
column, know what I mean?
This lesson shows how to trigger
Josep wrote:
Hello Jaqueline,
So, from the button search mouseup I call on search and from menu pick
call on markOption, isn't?
Yes, that's right.
Every control call custom handler that share some local variables.
Maybe this is best that every control have her code, with this way is more
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through user handlers.. but I don't want execute now, so globals are the
option.
What you think?
Salut,
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Josep wrote:
Hello Jaqueline,
As global isn't? I ask this to know what is better if I need pass values
between handlers... Globals is the easy way but I don't know how affect the
globals to the entire app if one abuse of this. Use custom prop is other
way, but for this case I don't think that
Hello Jaqueline,
Local at stack level? Where I must define it? I don't see...
Salut,
Josep
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Josep wrote:
Hello Jaqueline,
Local at stack level? Where I must define it? I don't see...
A script local variable is like a global variable but it only applies to
a single script. If you declare a script local at the top of the script,
any handler in the same script can use it. Handlers in
Hi list,
I found this... maybe I doing something wrong but...
Create a popup menu with many options.
In the popupmenu put this:
on menuPick pItemName
Global pOldItem
put pItemName into fld lbl_search
replace !c with in line lineOffset(pOldItem,button opt_search) of
button
Josep wrote:
Hi list,
I found this... maybe I doing something wrong but...
Create a popup menu with many options.
In the popupmenu put this:
on menuPick pItemName
Global pOldItem
put pItemName into fld lbl_search
replace !c with in line lineOffset(pOldItem,button opt_search
Hello Jaqueline,
But I need perform the DB stuff inside the search button. Maybe I can use a
global for build the SQL and exec from the button... isn't?
Salut,
Josep
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Josep wrote:
Hello Jaqueline,
But I need perform the DB stuff inside the search button. Maybe I can use a
global for build the SQL and exec from the button... isn't?
You could store the value of pItemName from the menupick handler, then
use that in your search button to create the DB query.
Bonjour Mark,
Sorry if I was not clear enough.
As I said, the selectedChunk, that returns a chunk expression
describing the location of the text selection or insertion point, is
always something like char 4 to 3 of field 1 (insertion point is
placed after char 3 but there is no text
Bonjour Eric,
If only I would look in the Documentation for this command, I would not
waste your time.
Thank you for explaining, your time, and your grace. :-)
Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Hi All,
I have a contextual menu (popup) on a text field with several options. One
of them is Select All.
This allows the user to select all the text in this field.
If the user actuates the contextual menu again, the Select All option should
still be there, but also a new option
-- there is nothing to copy: copy is disabled
end if
put tMenu into btn MyMenu
popup btn MyMenu
end if
else pass mouseDown
end mouseDown
Of course you'll set the traversalOn of the popup menu button to
false to avoid text deselection.
Le 24 août 08 à 22:56, Mark
Bonjour Eric,
Put your script into my field, and it's working, thank you.
But I'm not sure what this part of your script does, what it is checking
for?
if word 4 of the selectedChunk word 2 of the selectedChunk then
Why word 4 and why word 2?
And why word 4 is less than word 2?
:
on mouseDown
put the long id of btn _Player menu into mButton
popup mButton
end mouseDown
So you'll need to create a pull down button for the menu called _Player
menu.
Now place this simple script on the card:
on mouseDown
put the target
end mouseDown
Test it out. Choosing a menu
On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 13:23:18 +0100, David Bovill wrote:
If you download this test stack (or just read on) - try clicking on the
player and selecting or cancelling the menu - you get the card script
triggered and there is no way to stop / block it? If you select and ungroup
the player the card
No - the group has an empty script and background behaviour is not turned
on.
On 07/07/07, Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 13:23:18 +0100, David Bovill wrote:
If you download this test stack (or just read on) - try clicking on the
player and selecting or cancelling the
On 7 Jul 2007, at 13:23, David Bovill wrote:
I had a look and see what you mean.
Sending the popup command in a send ... in time message seems to
stop the card script firing. That might help you.
on mouseDown
send popitup to me in 150 milliseconds
end mouseDown
on popitup
put
Confirmed, MacBook Pro 2.33, 10.4.10, Rev 2.8.1 471
How about the following workaround?
Player script:
global gPreviousTarget
on mouseDown
put the target into gPreviousTarget
put the long id of btn _Player Menu into mButton
popup mButton
end mouseDown
Card script:
global
Thanks Ralf, Dave... Dave what platform did you confirm this on?
On 07/07/07, Ralf Bitter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Confirmed, MacBook Pro 2.33, 10.4.10, Rev 2.8.1 471
How about the following workaround?
Thanks for the suggestion but its no good as I want the card to be a clean
(layout)
On 7 Jul 2007, at 17:11, David Bovill wrote:
Thanks Ralf, Dave... Dave what platform did you confirm this on?
OS X 10.4.10. Rev 2.8.1 gm2 Intel iMac
Is this new to 2.8.1 - seems hard to believe that it has not been
picked up
before?
Perhaps, but did you not only find it beacause of
Hello, I think I am still missing some rev basics.
I created a right click menu which is called in a mouseDown handler like
this (shortform):
On Mousedown
get mausMenue()
The function looks like this (shortform):
function mausMenue
popup stack mausMenue
This works like desired. But my
into use, you could simply use this mouseDown handler:
on mouseDown
mausMenue
-- (other code here, if any)
end mouseDown
and have the called handler be:
on mausMenue
popup stack mausMenue
end mausMenue
HTH,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software, Inc.
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks Ken, I'll give it a try.
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I
I don't get that behaviour on Windows, maybe check that the button
menumode is 'popup'.
On 25/01/07, kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All -
I am using the popup button command to open a menu and on Windows you
have to keep the mouse held down in order to select from the menu that
pops up
Hi All -
I am using the popup button command to open a menu and on Windows you
have to keep the mouse held down in order to select from the menu that
pops up. On the Mac, you only need to click the button generating the
popup once and may then select from the menu without the need to keep
Is there a way to have a button open a popup box so the user can enter text?
Here is what I would like to do, have a button labeled add comment, when the
user clicks the button a popup opens so they can enter the comment then they
click submit and it gets added to the database
Thanks
Robert Mann
I found this
ask field Prompt titled Enter your Comment!
it give a OK and Cancel buttons
if you type into the popup text field box it does not place the text into
the prompt field,
how do I now pass this info so that I can run a SQLupdate with this new info
after the OK button is pressed?
Thanks
ask field Prompt titled Enter your Comment!
put it into tcomment
this seems to work?
Robert Mann
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ask field Prompt titled Enter your Comment!
put it into tcomment
this seems to work?
Robert Mann
Yes, though I might do this:
if it is not empty then
put it into tcomment
end if
# it will be empty if the user cancelled
# Although, in actual practice, when retrieving a
Thanks, I will do this from now on.
Robert Mann
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Robert Mann wrote:
ask field Prompt titled Enter your
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply.
I have never used a mouseDown. I don't know if
it's any different from a mouseUp (simply because
when you click on the mouse, you have to release !).
I have copied popUp buttons which work and then
adjusted them (that was my first attempt !), and it
didn't work
it is more intuitive to make a popup menu appear on
mouseDown. I don't expect to see it on mouseUp.
I have copied popUp buttons which work and then
adjusted them (that was my first attempt !), and it
didn't work. At first, I was sure that it was the
If you do the adjustments step by step, you might
Hi from Paris,
I have a strange phenomenon, and I've tried
everything to overcome it (three days !)
I use a popup menu to display a list of files
(to be played with a player). On my Mac, I click
on a button which contains a mouseUp handler
which contains a popup menu to show the list.
The list
Hello Francis,
Why don't you use a mouseDown handler instead of a mouseUp handler?
Is the actual popup menu visible? What happens if you try to recreate
it by duplicating one of the correctly working buttons and adjusting
that?
I have lots to do this weekend, but you can send me your
I am trying to take a items from a list to automatically populate PopUpMenus
and Option Menus when the List is updated.
The List uses a Priority Group - tPrimary. An Option Menu - tSecondary. A
field - tTask. It puts these items into a field List
Here's the code for the button which puts
Bonjour Eric,
I do not understand what you mean by using a message box.
Merci,
-Garrett
On Feb 13, 2006, at 11:05 PM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Garret,
Just set the TraversalOn of your popup menu button to false:
Not possible in the property inspector so use the message box
, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Garret,
Just set the TraversalOn of your popup menu button to false:
Not possible in the property inspector so use the message box as
an alternative way :-)
set the traversalOn of btn MyMenu to false
Le 14 févr. 06 à 07:59, Garrett Hylltun a écrit :
I have a bit
do not understand what you mean by using a message box.
Merci,
-Garrett
On Feb 13, 2006, at 11:05 PM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Garret,
Just set the TraversalOn of your popup menu button to false:
Not possible in the property inspector so use the message box as
an alternative way :-)
set
Greetings,
I have a bit of a problem with my popup menu in a field editor. As
soon as the field editor is right clicked in, the popup menu steals
the focus from the field editor. I used a focus command, but once
the focus was taken from the editor, if a word was highlighted
Hi Garret,
Just set the TraversalOn of your popup menu button to false:
Not possible in the property inspector so use the message box as an
alternative way :-)
set the traversalOn of btn MyMenu to false
Le 14 févr. 06 à 07:59, Garrett Hylltun a écrit :
I have a bit of a problem with my
be helpful wouldn't it . . . (sorry, I was rushing out the door)
The object is to have a popup menu to save the tabstops header button
rect to a preference file. So from my Mac I save a Mac PC standalone.
The Popup works on the Mac, but with the PC version it just pops the
menu up, but won't run
Hi Marty,
I also had this issue. The btn has to be visible, it seems
- Set the btn as visible but off screen (bottomRight at -100,-100)
- Cover the btn by an opaque graphic or an opaque group
HTP
/H
I have a mouseDown script in a field that pops up a menu from a hidden
button. It
I have a mouseDown script in a field that pops up a menu from a hidden
button. It works fine on my Mac, but not my PC - any clues?
Marty Knapp
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I have a mouseDown script in a field that pops up a menu from a hidden
button. It works fine on my Mac, but not my PC - any clues?
Well, can you post the script so we can see what's going on?
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site:
Hi,
In the old days, when I didn't know better, I was using SuperCard.
I seem to recall there was a possibility to popup menu's with a basic
value...
What I mean is the user selected item 27 from a menu and the next
time he opened the menu, the menu showed item 27 of the menu
Recently, Ton Kuypers wrote:
In the old days, when I didn't know better, I was using SuperCard.
I seem to recall there was a possibility to popup menu's with a basic
value...
What I mean is the user selected item 27 from a menu and the next
time he opened the menu, the menu showed item 27
Scott,
MenuHistory is indeed is the function I need, but this doesn't work
for buttons of type popup.
Furthermore it is very strange that you would have to supply a number
instead of the text selected...
I'm displaying data from a database, when a user clicks on a record
he gets the data
Hi,
All you have to do is this:
function GetMenuItem theMenuItemName
put lineOffset(theMenuItemName,the text of button popUp) into my myMenuItem
return myMenuItem
Then use it like this:
set the menuHistory of button popUp to GetMenuItem(TheMenuString)
All the Best
Dave
Scott
theMenuItemName
put lineOffset(theMenuItemName,the text of button popUp) into my
myMenuItem
return myMenuItem
Then use it like this:
set the menuHistory of button popUp to GetMenuItem(TheMenuString)
All the Best
Dave
Scott,
MenuHistory is indeed is the function I need, but this doesn't
-nov-05, at 17:06, David Burgun wrote:
Hi,
All you have to do is this:
function GetMenuItem theMenuItemName
put lineOffset(theMenuItemName,the text of button popUp) into my myMenuItem
return myMenuItem
Then use it like this:
set the menuHistory of button popUp to GetMenuItem(TheMenuString
Maybe an option menu would work for you? It always displays the last
choice in it's label.
Or, take a look at putting !c before the line you wish selected in the
popup menu. This will create a check mark showing the user which is
selected.
The problem with popping it up over the 'default
:-(
Unless I misunderstood what you ment, it doesn't work...
I have a button on the card of type pop up named TestMenu
This button has got 10 lines of text, which creates a menu of 10 items.
I have one field on the card named Test
The button contains the following code:
on mouseDown
Just one more!
Try this:
select line fGetMenuItem(fld TestField) of the text of me
About 1000 to 1 odds on it working tho!
All the Best
Dave
:-(
Unless I misunderstood what you ment, it doesn't work...
I have a button on the card of type pop up named TestMenu
This button has got 10
:-(
Not working either... I give up, will probably switch to another kind
of menu...
Thanks anyway!
Ton
On 1-nov-05, at 18:25, David Burgun wrote:
Just one more!
Try this:
select line fGetMenuItem(fld TestField) of the text of me
About 1000 to 1 odds on it working tho!
All the
Ton,
Although you have given up, you might want to consider this, which seems
to work in a simple test stack.
The flimsy part of this is that you need to know the height of a
menuitem in your popup, and I don't know a way to get this
programmatically. I did a screenshot and measured
of this is that you need to know the height of a
menuitem in your popup, and I don't know a way to get this
programmatically. I did a screenshot and measured it at 17 pixels
on XP here.
The offset of the popup topleft sets the last selection under the
mouse when the menu pops up, and I
Hi All.
Does anyone have a simple script that shows how to use a popup to insert text
into a field depending on the popup item chosen. Alternatively how a popup is
used to change the fontsize depending on the number chosen in the popup. I know
it is really basic, however, I cant access revonline
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Subject: making a popup insert text.
Hi All.
Does anyone have a simple script that shows how to use a popup to insert text
into a field depending on the popup item chosen. Alternatively how a popup is
used to change the fontsize depending on the number chosen in the popup. I know
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Does anyone have a simple script that shows how to use a popup
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Hi All.
Does anyone have a simple script that shows how to use a popup to insert text
into a field depending on the popup item chosen. Alternatively how a popup is
used to change the fontsize depending on the number chosen in the
popup. I know
it is really basic
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