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avista,

You have to comment these lines in keydown() methode of tWindows

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*if nKey == VK_F1
*   ::HelpTopic()
*   return 0
*endif

Avista A quick question .. what is the field name of the binary column ? Generally Binary designates a 'file' of some sort stored in that field which is in hex .. it could be a document, picture, .pdf file ... I don't think ...

Avista;

Use Rick's suggestion. Simply replace your function into the code block for all columns.


Reinaldo.

avista If you want to design a custom xBrowse .. you can define your standard columns and then insert your Binary Column at a specific column ( in this case column 5 ) and the Code Block allows you to Return any value you ...

Avista, cText1 := "this is a sample text"cText2 := "this  is  a  sample  text" MsgInfo( AScan( hb_ATokens( cText1, " " ), { | cToken | cToken == "sample" } ) ) -> Return 4 MsgInfo( ...

avista
> this is problem in FWH too if you use NTX index ...with CDX there is no problem.
enrico
>1. This is standard Clipper behavior (I just tested with Clipper 5.3b).
It's standard but it's wrong and very dangerous!

bye

marco

Avista

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INDEX ON VAL(MyDbf->Field1) TO MyIndex
 

Try eliminating the database name in the index ..

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Select MyDbf
INDEX ON VAL(Field1) TO MyIndex
 

Rick Lipkin

avista When you use ODBC you have to register the connection string with each windows client.. hence the ODBC login window you get when you application starts. ADO uses an OLEDB client for its connection properties. MS SQL ...

avista Several things you will need .. 1) OLEDB ( ado ) client provider for IBM Informix .. http://www-01.ibm.com/software/data/informix/tools/csdk/ SDK Downloads here: http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/download/search.jsp?rs=ifxdl ...

avista

What database are you trying to connect to ?? MS Access ? .. I would recommend ADO over ODBC ..

http://wiki.fivetechsoft.com/doku.php?i ... ted_stuffs

Rick Lipkin

... and bOnPostEdit which is existing since the first release of XBrowse. But better not to confuse them with the preedit and postedit as in Mr. Avista's example. The purpose of these codeblocks in xbrowse are basically different. bOnPostEdit: This data has been there since the first release ...

Avista,

There is a oCol:bPostEdit but I don't see a b:OnPreEdit codeblock. However, as per your example, I think xbrowse can handle column totals by just using the TOTAL clause.

ADD COLUMN oCol TO oBrw ... TOTAL

Perhaps Rao can answer the preEdit question.

Regards,
James

Avista

Thank you for your reply. Actualy I am user of xHarbour and FWH. By mistake I had post this in this forum.

With regards,

Arindam