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Does that same code then close the dialog? Doing that with an ole button crashes more times than not.
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border on the OI OLE control. Uncheck it.
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@BarryStevens, I believe what he is saying is that he does want those with keyword 'Toy':@vm:'Blanket' because it contains 'Blanket' in which case the example remains. @slowjams, FWIW my example above would produce the same output if I'd written it…
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Here's a similar example I just tested Supplier_code is multivalue in this table LIST WAREHOUSE_DETAILS WITH SUPPLIER_CODE = 8159 OR WITH SUPPLIER_CODE = 104 SUPPLIER_CODE
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Have you tested that? from the TCL try LIST tablename WITH KEYWORD = "Coffee" OR WITH KEYWORD = "Blanket" KEYWORD and see what comes up. I'm pretty sure you'll get all records that have either regardless of whatever else is in the other vm position…
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'SELECT tablename WITH KEYWORD = "Blanket" "Coffee"' It should return the records you're looking for if either of those keywords are any of the mv fields. As a side note, I tend to stack my select statements when there is multiple criteria rather …
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For one pass through I would think the btree.extract search criteria would look something like "KEYWORD":@vm:"Blanket":@vm:"Coffee":@fm:"STATUS":@vm:"#Cancelled":@vm:"#Sold":@fm Note the keyword field is actually an "AND". It gives you everything …
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well except for an RTF textbox :P
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Then I think you're out of luck. I don't think there's any control that allows for mixed font/colour for the purpose you describe.
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Hopefully the content of the text field will allow you to be a little creative. Are you aware of what is actually going to be the text as in are there a limited number of possibilities? If so, are they all similar in content? If you are aiming for …
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@DonBakke I wrote a generic routine to initialise all my buttons years ago, I think before backvisible and iconeffects properties and have never bothered to really experiment with them. Might be worth a revisit. @KevinFournier, thanks. Both the cap…
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I think Don's suggestion of the round icon is probably your best bet. I've done similar and just used the style office XP toolbar. I leave the backvisible on as it provides the handy visual cues for the user that it is in fact a button and not just …
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This can prevent resizing but not moving SRP_Set_MinMaxInfo
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I don't think there's anything explicit but you may be able to simulate something using the onMouseEnter event and perhaps the bordercolors property or something
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Don't they say zealousy's a curse?
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I'm not aware of any means to achieve the actual effect in your image. I think the best bet you have is to experiment with the cellcolors and related properties. It won't place an editfield within your cell but you should be able to distinguish betw…
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The question was about header “columns” though?
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I do get notifications for new threads and updates to threads I've contributed to. Either I didn't realise you could get notifications for updates to threads you haven't contributed to or I turned it off some time ago for some reason. I'll go check …
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I find it curious that you need more than one. I generally need either just the one or none at all but I'm really just commenting so I get notified when there's a response cause my curiosity has been sparked. :)
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Thanks Don, I considered setting the UseAsynchronous flag to false so it would skip that loop. Now that I know the actual consequences of that, I'll stick to the default. Would I be correct to assume then, that if the timeout kicks in, there will t…
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Wasn't my question but thanks for answering Kev. I almost got distracted experimenting with it myself and
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I think Don's suggestion is probably the simplest. Here's something slightly more involved that I did instead, not for the same reason, but it might work for you. Obj = OleCreateInstance("SRP.ControlInfo") SRPUtilVersion = OleCallMethod(Obj, "G…