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SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('TRANS_M.COMP_NUM',ENABLED,PROPERTY_TRUE) [message #675012]

Sat, 02 March 2019 09:45

IBRAHIM4
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Registered: March 2019

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HI EVERYONE
I USE FORM 6I

I HAVE THREE FIELDS IN MY INTERFACE
1 - COMP_NUM 2 - TRANS_TYPE 3 - TRANS_NO
I USED WHEN_NEW_ITEM_INSTANCE TRIGGER ON TRANS_TYPE TO SET COMP_NUM DISABLE SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('TRANS_M.COMP_NUM',ENABLED,PROPERTY_FALSE); AFTER LEAVE COMP NUM ,
AND SAME TRIGGER ON TRANS_NO TO SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('TRANS_M.TRANS_TYPE',ENABLED,PROPERTY_FALSE) ; WHEN LEAVE TRANS_NO

NOW HOW CAN SET (COMP_NUM AND TRANS YEAR) ENABLE (PROPERTY_TRUE);
WHEN CLICK ON MY CLEAR BUTTON ?

WHICH RIGGER CAN I USE ON WHICH LEVEL AND WHY ?

HELP ME PLEASE...

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Re: SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('TRANS_M.COMP_NUM',ENABLED,PROPERTY_TRUE) [message #675013 is a reply to message #675012]

Sat, 02 March 2019 10:32

Littlefoot
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Registered: June 2005
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"When click on my clear button" sounds like a WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED trigger. It is an item-level trigger (where "item" = "button"). That answers the "why" question as well.

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Re: SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('TRANS_M.COMP_NUM',ENABLED,PROPERTY_TRUE) [message #675018 is a reply to message #675013]

Mon, 04 March 2019 03:41

cookiemonster
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Is your keyboard broken?

Writing in all caps is hard to read and is considered shouting on all internet forums. Stop doing it.

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