Hello,
I notice a problem with the focus in the GET-class which didn't happen in FW16.
The code :
REDEFINE GET oGET1 VAR FIELD1 PICTURE "XXX"
....
REDEFINE GET oGET6 VAR FIELD6 PICTURE "999" VALID !EMPTY(FIELD7) .OR. ACTGEM()
REDEFINE GET oGET7 VAR FIELD7 PICTURE "XXX"
where :
ACTGEM() is a function which opens a new dialog box to select a value for FIELD7, but this function is only called when FIELD7 is empty (usually only when adding data). ACTGEM() always returns a .T.
In FW16, the focus is automatically on FIELD7 after having selected a value for FIELD7 through ACTGEM().
In FW32 however, the focus is on FIELD1 after having selected a value for FIELD7 through ACTGEM().
How can I maintain the focus on FIELD7 after having selected a value for FIELD7 through ACTGEM() ?
Thank you.
Michel
problem with focus in GET-class
problem with focus in GET-class
Regards,
Michel D.
Genk (Belgium)
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Michel D.
Genk (Belgium)
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I use : FiveWin for (x)Harbour v. 21.01 - Harbour 3.2.0 (October 2020) - xHarbour Builder (January 2020) - Bcc7
- Richard Chidiak
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Re: problem with focus in GET-class
Michel
OGET7:OJUMP := OGET7
OGET7:SETFOCUS(.T.)
Hth
Richard
OGET7:OJUMP := OGET7
OGET7:SETFOCUS(.T.)
Hth
Richard
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Re: problem with focus in GET-class
As far as I know, SetFocus() method doesn't take any parameters.Richard Chidiak wrote:OGET7:SETFOCUS(.T.)
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Re: problem with focus in GET-class
Enico
You're right (as usual)
I wrote the sentence a bit quickly...
Best regards
Richard
You're right (as usual)
I wrote the sentence a bit quickly...
Best regards
Richard