Re: MDI Toolbar
Date: 1997/09/30
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You should make your buttons not navigable and not mouse navigable so that the focus remains in the block you want to query. When_button_pressed works whether you navigate to the button or not.
John
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>Hi-
>I have created a toolbar that is attached to the MDI window in my Forms
>4.5 application. I have buttons on the toolbar that are to be used for
>entering a query, executing a query, and cancelling a query. The
>problem is that when these buttons are pressed, I get an error saying
>that the function cannot be performed here because these buttons are on
>a control block and not a base block. How do I get these buttons to
>work for the base block in the MDI sheet that I have open?
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>By navigating to the next block in the code for each of the buttons on
>the toolbar, I am able to get the query buttons to work, but if the
>enter query button is pressed, my execute and cancel query buttons do
>not work unless I use key strokes to either execute a query (F8), or
>cancel the query (Ctrl-q). How do I get all of the query buttons on the
>toolbar to work properly?
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>Any help with these questions would be greatly appreciated.
>Thanks!
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Received on Tue Sep 30 1997 - 00:00:00 CEST