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Marc Venken wrote:I see, I have the same issue in my project....

Maybe the toolbar is not intended for this ? or we are just doing is wrong...... See if someone else has a answer

Marc, I make a test with C5Statusbar instead of fwh Buttonbar and seem run ok
Probable Fwh buttonbar not run good

I see, I have the same issue in my project....

Maybe the toolbar is not intended for this ? or we are just doing is wrong...... See if someone else has a answer

... care of my problem .... Yes, i tried this too, but it reports an error o2:Invoke( "TestConnectionDll", "" ) Just today I intended to send a description of what was happening in the meantime. On the forum https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6252334/singleton-com-object-required ...

... TGRAPH: - New method Define() supported by new command DEFINE GRAPH to create graph object not as a control on a dialog/window. This is basically intended to print one or more graphs without creating a dialog/window as well as to generate and save graphs as images. #xcommand DEFINE GRAPH <oGraph> ...

This is actually intended for cases where the first n fields would not be modified.
Anyway please try to change oBrw:oTreeItem:cPrompt also when you modify 3rd field.

My reply about TMySql was intended for Mr. Richard.

... to/from memo-fields of DBF, let us review the built-in Clipper commands SAVE/RESTORE. These commands are as old as clipper itself and are intended for saving names and values of variables to disk and restoring variables with values later. The values are saved to disk files with extension ...

... have to be updated. I made a small function with Xbrowse to see somewhere what I wanted ! Now I noticed something and i'm not sure that this is intended to be so.... In starting my app. (hitting 1 button for customers) the program executed a filter function 7 TIMES !! before even the screen ...

I intended the algorithm for integers. If you want to use values with 2 decimal places, then I suggest you make the array of Int( eachvalue * 100 ). Also, convert the target value to Int( nTarget * 100 ) After finding items, ...

I saw and tried :bOnRowLeave but my test seems to indicate it also doesn't give the result I'm looking for.

:bOnRowLeave was actually intended for this purpose only, but it is not working reliably

MOISES wrote:Hi,

This function with DateTime fields wrongly retrieves such field type as D, but should be T in Access.

Thank you.

This function is intended for internal use.
You may not use it. Even if you use it, if you get the value is "D", then you further check if the particular value is D or T.

... .t." 4. Build with buildh.bat or buildx.bat. Notes: Some functions displayed by the program may be functions that are internally used and not intended to be used directly in the applications and they may change or be dropped in subsequent versions. Some functions may be obsolete and superseded ...

... the same size at the bottom of the first rectangle. This is how we expect the boxes to be drawn and FWH1909 draws the boxes correctly like this as intended and expected: https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/922/eSAyYl.png But FWH1906 draws it totally wrong like this: https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/923/Tv6gnM.png ...

... or if I compose the text and paste it in the Browser's address bar along with the API's Url, the message is sent to the recipient with its intended text. The following is the functionality I am using. Can you kindly can help me in this context. -Ramesh Babu P #include "FiveWin.ch"FUNCTION ...

Hello Tim,
do you have a solution to protect the input fields that are not intended for barcode.
Usually the barcode reader sends an "enter". Inadvertent use can easily close a dialog or window.
Kind regards
Otto