Re: forms 4.5 block navigation
Date: 1997/07/29
Message-ID: <01bc9c83$58d600c0$c11b2299_at_default>#1/1
Instead of making canvas B as stacked and associating it with the same window as canvas A, create another window say window2, set the modal property of window2 to true.Make canvas B content canvas and associate it with window2. Size the window and canvas according to your needs. Also adjust the GUI Hints properties for window2 (closeable, fixedsize, iconifiable,movable, zoomable, inherit menu) according to your needs.
Hide the window to using the close button.
This should give you the desired results
Santosh Parmanand
tlberukoff_at_ wrote in article <5rlme4$bsi_at_news-1.boco.co.gov>...
> I have 1 form which has 2 canvases, A & B. Canvas A is content, B is
stacked.
> Each canvas represents a separate block.
> Canvas B is initiated by a button ( 'When-button-pressed' trigger ) on
Canvas A.
> Canvas B has a 'Close' button which hides canvas B. Currently, if the
user is
> located somewhere in canvas B, they can use the mouse to click on an item
in
> canvas A. I do not want them to be able to focus on any item in Canvas A
until
> they have 'Closed' canvas B using the 'close' button. I tried setting
the next and
> previous block navigation properties for the canvas/block B, but this did
not help.
> Can I force the 'when button pressed' trigger for the 'Close' button to
execute
> if the focus moves to another block?? Any other ideas??
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Tracey
>
Received on Tue Jul 29 1997 - 00:00:00 CEST