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Thanks for the clarification Kevin. I like it when little mysteries are revealed. I'm picturing a whole new 'About' page.
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The more I ask, the more I learn. and what you've said above is certainly applicable for my local machine. I'll try some variations in time but I'm liking what I'm seeing.
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Thanks for the clarification and I re-read my first post and the alternate question really should have been how do I programatically find the 'path' of the currently registered control. How do I do a 'Ctrl F' of the registry?
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What's more, I thought I had added to that thread today myself but it doesn't seem to be there. Perhaps I just forgot to click 'Submit' :-/
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Hey Don, Yes and No. I found that today, so I used it and then concatenated the registered path so if the version came back different from different machines, I could better understand why. As it turned out, the version was the same but the paths …
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Thanks Don and Frank for the suggestion. If I get time to play I'll have a look at Google Charts. I think I started down that path once before but probably got distracted because I didn't have a genuine need for it. Still don't really but....
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Frank, More curiosity than anything. I've used the OIPI for charts before though I remember it being a little tedious for a very simplistic output. Could have just been me though. More to the point, from time to time I come across a scenario wher…
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I'll help you test it...
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Hi Dan, Have you tried an = sign between the field name and the value LIST PROD WITH CLASS = "1" "2" "3" Without it I'd expect you're receiving a list of all keys where CLASS has any value
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I think the OnComboClicked event is the one you're looking for but it only works if the user actually uses the mouse to select.
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Don, Conceptually, yes that was what I was going for. Unfortunately for me, once I discuss it, even just with myself, I can't sleep until I've at least tried it. Then once I've tried it and providing it worked I am then constantly looking for an ex…
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This one is an example that prompted the curiosity about the multi tier embedding. In this case, at the moment at least, it is just one control so I heed your concerns about embedding a single control when you could just place the control itself on …
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We share similar approaches. I have a setup routine for virtually all of your controls so that they can each have the same look and feel throughout the app. Assuming your edittable manager is a similar concept. What I'm doing here is just one step …
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I'm thinking this is probably the same thing Just that I've noticed in this case it is inconsistent. The allowing multiple instances allows me to restart the window but in this case I only want to completely close the window so that OI can shut do…
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Any traction on this one? Thanks.
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Hi Kevin, Tried RC15. Same issue. Have emailed you an RDK of the window that won't die just in case that helps. Thanks.
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Hi Kevin, Yes I trolled my emails to find that discussion and I believe it was addressed in RC8. Perhaps you've done some more since then. I'm currently using RC12 but I'll try RC15. One point I might not have made clear was that in this instance …
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Because James and I are doing much the same thing here, I have the same issue but here's my added symptom for reference. I find that sometimes the speed in which you move the mouse also affects whether or not the event is fired. This then leaves me …
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Thanks Don. I started with switching visibility of the original controls and the panel with the embedded form but whenever I made the panel invisible and the original controls visible, parts of the embedded form still bled through the visible contr…
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Not that amazing. I struggle to remember what I had for breakfast. Thanks for checking
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Hi Kevin, I did give end_window a try and that didn't seem to make an difference. I could try sending a close event I guess. I was under the impression though that the purpose of the "Destroy" flag in the removeform method was to close the windo…
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Should've done this before but adding a call to get_status after the call to start_window tells me that my window already exists. So the problem seems to be that the destroy doesn't completely destroy rather than the opposite. It certainly disappea…
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Same here, just felt like throwing my 2 cents in.
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Unfortunately I can't assist too much with this at the moment except to say I've had a similar experience with the panels. I can't assist because I hadn't discovered the reason for it as yet and as it was something I was experimenting with rather th…
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:-) :-) moved along...
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:-) Liking the look of that ribbonbar James
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Ok :-D
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Thanks Kevin. I may know on Monday whether this worked for us as well. I'll let you know.
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Had sort of forgotten about this one but have now followed it up. The terminal server is 2008 and it has essentially all visual "stuff" turned off. Apparently that's standard practice for a terminal server. The customer is going to see if they can t…
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Thanks Jared and Kevin. Jared, I've passed your questions on to the customer as I won't be back there till next week to check for myself. I do normally refer to it as RD but use the term TS in this case because that's how the customer refers to it.…