Ive got my app running quite well. but still not clear on a couple of basic things..
If you have two different views on ONE frame.. How do you edit them when one is on top of the other? I can right click one, and bring it to the front.. but many times, that option is grayed out.. Is there some easy way? Sometimes I want to flip from one view to the other.. on the same frame..
On a name pass alert.. How do you get the data back that the user typed?
I noticed an event that will return it.. but Im using the funciton in a syncronous/Modal form.. so Id like to get it back right after the function completes.. Ive trying passing the array in numerous ways.. Not clear on this..
Its pretty dead on getting answers on this forum.. Im hoping someone will help..
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Ive got my app running quite well. but still not clear on a couple of basic things..
If you have two different views on ONE frame.. How do you edit them when one is on top of the other? I can right click one, and bring it to the front.. but many times, that option is grayed out.. Is there some easy way? Sometimes I want to flip from one view to the other.. on the same frame..
On a name pass alert.. How do you get the data back that the user typed?
I noticed an event that will return it.. but Im using the funciton in a syncronous/Modal form.. so Id like to get it back right after the function completes.. Ive trying passing the array in numerous ways.. Not clear on this..
Its pretty dead on getting answers on this forum.. Im hoping someone will help..
Hi Gordon,
1) If I have these views, in design time I'd put them side by side, and in run time I set them at runtime.
2) Use DPFAlertView1.ResultTexts and DPFAlertView1.ResultIndex
Regards
Do you mean assign frames at runtime? I cant do this, I need the views live all the time, because I need data loaded on them right at the beginning..
Or, is there another way that Im not thinkin of.. I need the views live and ready.. then flip between them at run time..
Thanks for the fast response..
Hi Gordon
I mean your views on the frame, set views position at run time, and design time put them side by side, for easy working,
Regards