Help! TCursor and UIObject
Hi
Why don't you simply use the "menuRecordLocateValue" constant? From what I unserstand, it would appear well
suited to your needs. Just create a button, and insert the following code in the button's "pushbutton"
method:
menuAction(menuRecordLocateValue)
You can also create another button & insert the following code in its "pushbutton" method:
menuAction(menuRecordLocateNext)
This constant will search the next occurence of the value that you've previously specified in the "Locate
value" dialog box.
Yves Lafortune
Stella Maris Systems
North Bay, On
Quote:
> form. The catalog uses two diferent tables on a 1:1 relationship. I
> do not want to creat a query to generate the catalog because it is too
> slow. I would like to merge these two tables to put the Item
> description in whith the primary table but this would cause too much
> redesign.
> I want to search for the discription and comments of the secondary
> table. Can I do this by attaching a tcursor to the UIObject
> displaying the fields from these two tables on the form.
> I have tried this but it does not seem to work. It would work if all
> the fields were in the same table. My catalog uses a SetGenFilter
> based on Item types in the primary table. I only want to search the
> records that are currently being displayed based on the SetGenFilter.
> At the present time I am using a tcursor to search the secondayr field
> and then researching for the item in the primary table. There is
> probably a simple solution that I am overlooking.
> Primary table
> ItemCode
> ItemType
> ....Other
> Secondary table
> Item Code
> Description
> Comments
> ...
> UIObject on form
> Item Code (from Primary)
> Description
> Comments
> ...Other
> The fields displayed are based on a filter of ItemType.
> Any simple solutions would be greatly apprciated.
> Best Regards
> Randy Fraser
