Creating Dialogue Box in Oneworld

[sahoom]

Hello list

Is it possible to create a dialoge box (Like a small screen to accept couple of user inputs) using Form Design Aid ?

Here is a scenario: The user tries to delete a record and then a small pop up screen appears and the user enters the reason/comments for that action. This diagoue box has only one enterable field and a OK button. It looks really ugly and unprofessional in full screen mode. I do not know how to reduce the size of the form either.

I would appreciate your inputs.

Thanks

 

[cscdans]

Hi,
you'll need as BSFN, look at:
http://www.ocode.net/dialog.htm

Regrads,
Carsten

 

[Zoltan_Gyimesi]

Hi sahoom,

Bad news.
Unfortunately OW/E1 omits the Maximize/Minimize/Resize form options for Fix/Inspect, Find/Browse, Search&Select, Header and Headerless form

The Message form would be the appropriate, disabling the system menu, BUT this type of form is not input capable (except capture button clicks).

Maybe somebody other can serve a solution for you.

Regards,

Zoltán

 

[sahoom]

Thanks Carsten

I will try to create a BSFN.

 

[Sebastien Leclerc]

Be careful with that BSFN!

Remember that one of the most interesting feature about the development environment is its portability to HTML, JAVA, etc. Personaly, I prefer to let the system position the windows as it wishes, even if it looks ugly or unprofessional (although this is a question of taste).

You could put a grouping box around the fields if you like.

But then again, this is just an opinion!

 

[serge_viardot61]

see the http://www.ocode.net/, you will find some help. Elseway, you could=
also construt a bsfn to draw your box.
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DateThu, 22 Jul 2004 09:45:13 -0500

SubjectRe: Creating Dialogue Box in Oneworld

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Hi sahoom,

Bad news.
Unfortunately OW/E1 omits the Maximize/Minimize/Resize form options for=
Fix/Inspect, Find/Browse, Search&Select, Header and Headerless form

The Message form would be the appropriate, disabling the system menu, BUT=
this type of form is not input capable (except capture button clicks).

Maybe somebody other can serve a solution for you.


Regards,

Zolt=E1n
XE UPDATE 2 SP15.1, Intel NT4, SQL 2000 (was/is working with B7321, B7331,=
B7332 too)



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[MatthewKill]

It is possible to make a message form input capable. You can copy form controls from another form (such as a fix inspect) and paste them on to the message form. You can then use table IO to commit the value to the database. This works fine for simple form controls but doesn't work for the more complex types (grid, tab control etc.)