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 implementing a Dynamic Form 

Last post Thu, Aug 12 2010 5:29 AM by fxffxf. 5 replies.
Started by aeris 17 May 2010 12:04 AM. Topic has 5 replies.
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  • Mon, May 17 2010 12:04 AM

    • aeris
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    implementing a Dynamic Form Reply

    Hi,

    how do we implement dynamic forms in Skill, similar with the Grids Form or Edit Property Form, i've checked the help file but no sufficient example for this, only given are the FIXED type

    I need this to solve some problems that user encounter when using Long forms

    I have also tried contacting our Allegro Reprensentative but they just suggested in using the TABSET

     thanks

     
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  • Mon, Jun 7 2010 8:02 PM

    • aeris
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    Re: implementing a Dynamic Form Reply

    still no answer?
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  • Mon, Jun 7 2010 8:19 PM

    • eDave
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    Re: implementing a Dynamic Form Reply

    I don't think that you can currently do it the way you want.

    The best idea may be to dynamically create your form and restrict the size based on the user requirements. Maybe you could check their screen size before creating the form.

    Dave

    Dave Elder, Tait Communications
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  • Mon, Jun 7 2010 8:24 PM

    • aeris
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    Re: implementing a Dynamic Form Reply

    I'm just curious how the Grid Form implement its form, same with the Edit Property form

    Both have a standard size form, and controls are added in a somewhat scrollable "panel"

     

    thanks
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  • Thu, Aug 12 2010 5:16 AM

    • Fred06
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    Re: implementing a Dynamic Form Reply

    I have an exemple but i don't no if it's ok !!! please send me a Mail i will send the cadence exemple.
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  • Thu, Aug 12 2010 5:29 AM

    • fxffxf
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    Re: implementing a Dynamic Form Reply

     These type of forms (VARTILES) are not supported in Skill. You should use the GRID control.
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Started by aeris at 17 May 2010 12:04 AM. Topic has 5 replies.