Xailer & OZ Software

When modifying the column headings in a TdbBrowse, cHeader keeps
re-assigning back to the actual field names from the DBF table. It
doesn't matter whether I assign the column headers directly in the code
in the .FXM file, or in the IDE. As soon as one reopens the project,
the column headings become the field names.
Also, what character can be used to create multiple-row column headers,
such as
Account
Number
or
Street
Address
?
The version is the first prerelease.

Childers,
We know that problem, is already fixed. We will publish a smart patch
really soon. Thank you for your feedback.
We decided to use the standard Header control for the xBrowse class due his
great look and possibilities. but I am afraid it does not support multi-line
column headers.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz
www.xailer.com
"Childers" <no-spam-please@nycap.rr.com> escribió en el mensaje
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> When modifying the column headings in a TdbBrowse, cHeader keeps
> re-assigning back to the actual field names from the DBF table. It
> doesn't matter whether I assign the column headers directly in the code in
> the .FXM file, or in the IDE. As soon as one reopens the project, the
> column headings become the field names.
>
> Also, what character can be used to create multiple-row column headers,
> such as
>
> Account
> Number
>
> or
>
> Street
> Address
>
> ?
>
> The version is the first prerelease.
>
>

>>We know that problem, is already fixed. We will publish a smart patch
really soon. Thank you for your feedback.
We decided to use the standard Header control for the xBrowse class due
his
great look and possibilities. but I am afraid it does not support
multi-line
column headers.<<
Not a show-stopper, can always just use a longer column width when
necessary. Look forward to the update, thanks.