Re: Oracle Power Objects

Tony Smisovsky <tony.smisovsky_at_swipnet.se> wrote:

>Kári Poulsen wrote:
>>
>> I imagine that you're using two drop boxes for this. Here's how I
>> use it in my apps:
>> in the second drop box you should put in the
>> 'Updatelist' method:
>> dim s as string
>> s="=Select whateverlabel,whateverid from whatevertable "
>> s=s & "where somekey=" & str(thevaluefromthefirstdropbox)
>> self.translation=s
>> inherited.updatelist()
>>
>> And in your first drop box you call this method from the
>> postchange() method.
>>
>> mail me if this don't work... (OPO is not on this machine, so I'm not
>> abosulely shure..)
>>
>> regards
>> Kári Poulsen
>> Faroese Broadcasting..
>>
>Can I in the (second) drop box select several rows? How?
>Tony.

If you are using OPO2 you can use the cslist OCX that comes with V2 on Windows. Other than that you will have to build your own class that fakes a multi-select drop box.
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