at the
mouseposition.
I think the command was popup menu XXX at the topleft of me with
fld menuresult (or something like that...)
In Revolution this works for a button of type Option but I need to
use a regular pop-up button.
Anybody any suggestions?
Regards,
Ton Kuypers
Digital Media Partners
of the menu at the
mouseposition.
I think the command was popup menu XXX at the topleft of me with
fld menuresult (or something like that...)
In Revolution this works for a button of type Option but I need to
use a regular pop-up button.
Anybody any suggestions?
If I understand what
displayed and some of the data can be changed using
pop-up menu's. So when a user clicks, I would first have to find the
item in the list and set the menuhistory every time the user selects
another record... Would be much easier when I could popup the menu
with the text in a field
of the data can be changed using
pop-up menu's. So when a user clicks, I would first have to find the
item in the list and set the menuhistory every time the user selects
another record... Would be much easier when I could popup the menu
with the text in a field...
If it would work for a regular
a user clicks, I would first
have to find the item in the list and set the menuhistory every
time the user selects another record... Would be much easier when
I could popup the menu with the text in a field...
If it would work for a regular pop-up menu :-(
Thanks anyway,
Ton Kuypers
gets the data displayed and some of the data can be
changed using pop-up menu's. So when a user clicks, I would first
have to find the item in the list and set the menuhistory every
time the user selects another record... Would be much easier when
I could popup the menu with the text in a field
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 it at
Martin,
Interesting approach...
I will see if it is working in my app, thanks for the effort!
regards,
Ton Kuypers
On 1-nov-05, at 22:23, Martin Baxter wrote:
Ton,
Although you have given up, you might want to consider this, which
seems to work in a simple test stack.
The flimsy part
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