Re: How Can Form4.5 Detect [SHIFT-DOWN]?

You might try modifying the key bindings in the forms resource file. You can assign a specific action to a series of key strokes. On UNIX you would use oratermXXm (XX will vary depending on version) to edit the fmrm.res file that contains these key bindings. If you do not want to change the default fmrm.res file provided with forms, you can copy the file to any directory and set the FORMS45_RESOURCE environment variable to point to the directory where your new file is located.

On Sat, 01 Nov 1997 00:56:07 GMT, Thenardier_at_POBoxes.com (ªü´ö Thenardier) wrote:

>
>As title. I know that key [DOWN] can be 'disabled' by
>adding a NULL; command in the KEY-DOWN(sort of) trigger
>of an item. But it seems the form will do the same thing
>key [DOWN] does (moving to the next record) when
>users press [SHIFT-DOWN] key!
>
>How to deal with this?
>
>btw, can Oracle form detect other keystrokes like
>Ctrl, Alt, Del?
>
>Thanx for u help!
>
>
>Thenard
Received on Sat Nov 01 1997 - 00:00:00 CET