Hi everyone.
I have an application that stores the results of electrical safety tests on items in a hotel room, eg lamp, TV, hair dryer etc.
Sometimes the user puts the wrong tags on two items and wants to swap the results for the tag numbers. I show him all the results in the rows of a listbox. How can I highlight 2 rows in a listbox? If I can highlight 2 rows I can then simply use a button action to swap the tag numbers.
Thanks for your help.
Cheers,
Ross
Listbox selections
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Re: Listbox selections
Do you mean Windows standard listboxes or FWH browses?
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Re: Listbox selections
Thanks for your reply Enrico .... and happy birthday!
I display the candidates like this in my FWPPC application under Windows Mobile 6.5 ...
Hmmm, that didn't paste very neatly, but hopefully it makes sense.
Should I just use an "ON DBLCLICK" clause to do it perhaps?
Cheers,
Ross (heading to bed now at 1 am)
I display the candidates like this in my FWPPC application under Windows Mobile 6.5 ...
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@ 20, 8 ListBox oLst ;
Fields IIF( (ITEM_IN->RESULT == "5"), hFailed, ;
IIF( (ITEM_IN->RESULT == "6"), hvisual , ;
IIF( ( (ITEM_IN->RESULT == "2") .OR. ;
(ITEM_IN->RESULT == "3") .OR. ;
(ITEM_IN->RESULT == "4") ), hMoney, "" ) ) ) ,;
ITEM_IN->SITE, ITEM_IN->LOCATION, ITEM_IN->Number, ITEM_IN->TAG_NUMB, ;
IIF( empty( ITEM_IN->ITEM ), ITEM_IN->OTHER, ITEM_IN->ITEM ), ;
IIF( ( val( ITEM_IN->Category ) < 8 ), aClasses[ val( ITEM_IN->Classes ) ], " " ), ;
IIF( ( val( ITEM_IN->Category ) < 8 ), aFrequency[ val( ITEM_IN->Frequency ) ] , "Yearly" ) ;
Alias "ITEM_IN" ;
FieldSizes 18, 30, 40, 30, 50, 100, 100, 100 ;
Headers '', 'Site','Where', '#', 'Tag', 'What', 'Class', 'Frequency' ;
Size 240-20, 200-10 ;
Pixel
Should I just use an "ON DBLCLICK" clause to do it perhaps?
Cheers,
Ross (heading to bed now at 1 am)
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Re: Listbox selections
It's a TWBrowse. Sorry, I think it's not possible to select more than one row.
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Re: Listbox selections
Thank you!Ross_ValuSoft wrote:and happy birthday!
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Re: Listbox selections
Many thanks Enrico.
I read your answer and did not understand it. But I knew that you must be saying something very important ... so I then went and examined the source code for listbox and then the contents of fwce.ch and yes there it was in front of my nose ... a listbox using a dbf gets translated into a twbrowse and cannot use multiple selections. If it is a listbox of array elements then multiple selections can be made.
So now I must load my dbf file into an array, or ... is there some other way using FWPPC 10.2 of February 2010?
If I am correct this was the last release of FWPPC ... and probably will not be updated.
Best wishes,
Ross
I read your answer and did not understand it. But I knew that you must be saying something very important ... so I then went and examined the source code for listbox and then the contents of fwce.ch and yes there it was in front of my nose ... a listbox using a dbf gets translated into a twbrowse and cannot use multiple selections. If it is a listbox of array elements then multiple selections can be made.
So now I must load my dbf file into an array, or ... is there some other way using FWPPC 10.2 of February 2010?
If I am correct this was the last release of FWPPC ... and probably will not be updated.
Best wishes,
Ross