Ummm...did you read my question at all? The unwanted behavior you
described is what's built-in to OOo dialogs right now. That's why I am
asking if it's possible to change it.
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I'm not talking out of my ass. Using OpenOffice to access to read
openoffice databases, type documents, print labels and make spreadsheets
is one thing. I don't disagree that OpenOffice is solid on those facets.
But an office suite needs to do much more. Why are dialogs so buggy? I
have
Can you post the code where you call the function, and what values you are
passing?
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With forms, actions done on objects by a macro do not fire events of that
object. For example, if you have a list with a on list change event, and
from a macro change the list's selection, it will not fire the event.
However, with elements in dialogs, this will fire the event. This is
making
There are hidden costs. For one, a VERY buggy office suite. I am using
it for a business now, piloting the software as my company is considereing
switching. I can 99.9% guarantee you that the cost you pay in time
dealing with bugs and design flaws is much more costly than just buying MS
How does one create a query with a parameter? I tried simply putting box
brackets around some text in the Criterion field of the designer. It
didn't work.
1. How to make a query accept a variable (parameter)?
2. How to send an argument to this query when it is used in a form (say,
as a list
I have a listbox with a value list containing just oen element. I would
like to be able to set the list's current value to this.
The star office basic guide says that the .SelectItem(item, mode) method
can select an item from the list. However, this method is not recognized
at all when I use
Hi. I appreciate any responses ahead of time. I have a dialog which calls
several macros. These macros need to access information from a form;
however, since they are called by the dialog, the event structure has no
information about the form.
How can I access the form from these macros?
Hi. I appreciate any responses ahead of time. I have a dialog which calls
several macros. These macros need to access information from a form;
however, since they are called by the dialog, the event structure has no
information about the form.
How can I access the form from these macros?
Great. So, if I understand correctly, I can simply use ThisComponent to
address the form. So, I could use statements like
ThisComponent.getByName(mylistbox).Enabled=True
Is this correct? Also, from what I gather from your macro document, even
if the macro is called from a dialog, a dialog
Actually, I am not sure what ThisComponent is. It's property tree doesn't
look like a form, and I can't use any of the normal properties like
ThisComponent.getByName(). Any advice?
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Hi. I am trying to write some code that will add an integer to a dialog
drop-down, then select it.
For example, it might add the value 13 to the list, then select that
value.
However, I don't understand the AddItem() and SelectItem() methods. I
think the most helpful thing in the world right
I have a macro which is fired from an event attached to an element within
a dialog. I want this macro to be able to refer to the original form, an
elements within it. I am quite new to dialogs, so I hope you understand
my question.
1. Form with elements, launches a macro which launches my
Is there a way to run a macro upon the opening of a dialog? I don't mean
when any dialog is oepened, but when this specific dialog is opened.
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