Roger,
Probably an easy way to do this, but I never have.
Have a field (50 characters) where I do not want to use the drop down list due to space on the window, and deny them typing. Force a popup but no keyboard allowed. The required items are fairly long descriptive requirements by one specific of their customers, so in a dbf for standard selection.
Guess I could use a checkbox and force them to check and then select, but did not know if there was a method already built in.
Thanks, and be safe in this weird time
Fred
Omni
Field Input Denied
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Re: Field Input Denied
Hello Omni,
add the following to your object:
add the following to your object:
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KEYBLOCK {|a,b,o| o:undo() }
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Best Regards
Wolfgang
Best Regards
Wolfgang
Re: Field Input Denied
Hi,
Maybe you can use a button, where the caption of the button dynamically displays the current value. When a user clicks on it, you can display the evailable options.
Maybe you can use a button, where the caption of the button dynamically displays the current value. When a user clicks on it, you can display the evailable options.