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How can use record selector to simulate a record selection
Publicado: Vie Nov 25, 2011 6:27 am
por Xailer
Hello to all
I want if is possible to done, when customer double clicking on a record, to see a bitmap (checkmark) in record selector area. Is it possible?
TIA
How can use record selector to simulate a record selection
Publicado: Vie Nov 25, 2011 12:18 pm
por ignacio
Xailer escribió el vie, 25 noviembre 2011 06:27Hello to all
I want if is possible to done, when customer double clicking on a record, to see a bitmap (checkmark) in record selector area. Is it possible?
TIA
See the event TBrowse:oRecSel:OnGetData()
Regards,
How can use record selector to simulate a record selection
Publicado: Sab Nov 26, 2011 11:39 am
por Xailer
Hello Ignacio
This is not exactly what i want. I want only the selected recods to have a check mark in the record selector row.
By the way when expectesd to publish the new version 2.5.
TIA
How can use record selector to simulate a record selection
Publicado: Lun Nov 28, 2011 9:49 am
por ignacio
Xailer escribió el sáb, 26 noviembre 2011 11:39Hello Ignacio
This is not exactly what i want. I want only the selected recods to have a check mark in the record selector row.
By the way when expectesd to publish the new version 2.5.
TIA
Please check the parameters of that event. Specially the third and fourth.
Regards,
How can use record selector to simulate a record selection
Publicado: Lun Nov 28, 2011 11:44 am
por Xailer
Hello again
lSelected always return True. I meen with any browser movment (Browse:OnChange event) lSelected return always true, i want to return true only when a specific record double-cliked.
When expected 2.5?
All the best
How can use record selector to simulate a record selection
Publicado: Lun Nov 28, 2011 4:42 pm
por ignacio
Cita:lSelected always return True
Sorry, but I believe you are wrong:
Cita:i want to return true only when a specific record double-cliked.
As easy as using the TBrowse Cargo value to store the Recno when double-click is triggered and put a simple IF-ENDIF sequence on the TBrwRecSel event.
Regards,
Cita:When expected 2.5?
No time frame yet, sorry.
Regards,
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