 Forms 4.5 - Duplicate Keystroke [message #238567] |
Fri, 18 May 2007 09:38  |
NizamUlMulk
Messages: 11
Registered: May 2007
Location: Paraguay
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You must be see attachment!.
I define various keys for something actions for each block of my application.
When current form calls another form, the new form called redefines one, some, or all keystrokes already defined by caller.
When press Ctrl+K for list of keys, there are duplicate keys and labels.
When returns to caller form, and press Ctrl+K, there are more duplicate keys y/or labels (some from the closed form!!).
How can I repare this problem?.
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| Re: Forms 4.5 - Duplicate Keystroke [message #239092 is a reply to message #238965] |
Mon, 21 May 2007 08:15  |
NizamUlMulk
Messages: 11
Registered: May 2007
Location: Paraguay
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Only change properties for: Key-Nxtblk, Key-F0 ..Key-F9, etc.
as:
Trigger Type: Built-in
Trigger Style: PL/SQL
Fire in Enter QueryMode: False
Show Keys: True
Execution Style: Override
My calls for froms are:
1) GO_BLOCK('xxx');
2) CALL_FORM('yyy', NO_HIDE, NO_REPLACE, NO_QUERY_ONLY, params);
3) CALL('zzz');
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| Re: Forms 4.5 - Duplicate Keystroke [message #244892 is a reply to message #244797] |
Thu, 14 June 2007 08:53 |
NizamUlMulk
Messages: 11
Registered: May 2007
Location: Paraguay
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Forms 4.5
I have this problem over all my forms, it isn´t only between 2.
When I call another form with call_form, or call, or open_form the new form doesn´t override the keystrokes that the previous form (the caller) was defined, the new form duplicates the keystrokes and when return to caller, the caller shows duplicates its owner keystrokes ......
I created new forms for replace them, but ..... the problem continues
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| Re: Forms 4.5 - Duplicate Keystroke [message #625770 is a reply to message #625767] |
Tue, 14 October 2014 02:15 |
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Littlefoot
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Registered: June 2005
Location: Croatia, Europe
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The "issue" was actual 7 years ago, so - maybe you should pay attention to more recent problems.
Besides, what makes you think that killing a session will resolve duplicate keys defined in key mappings (as the result of <Ctrl + K> shows)?
Did you, by any chance, meant to answer another question? If so, post a link to it and we'll move your answer over there.
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