Recent content by CHeighlund

I already took a look at that one, but thanks. I'm almost there - I discovered that making every single tabstop property on the page 'false' means the KeyDown event will recognize the tab key, at least. The problem is, I'm not sure what it's recognizing the key as, because it's failing an (if...

Original project: As far as I can tell, CLX. The includes list at the top includes a lot of items beginning with Q. (QControls, QForms, etc...) Dummy Test Project: Presumably in VCL - I just started a new project. Code sample "if (Key = #9) then" didn't appear to work in either one.

I did attempt that originally; the actual 'if Key = #9' portion never seemed to register, though. I'm having the same problems now with the KeyUp/KeyDown events and the VK_TAB virtual key; it simply seems like the program isn't registering when I hit the tab key; the components simply jump away...

Still nothing, although I thank you for the advice. Again, its as if pressing the tab key doesn't trigger the KeyDown or KeyUp events - I've got identical code in both of them, just to see whether or not it behaves for either one. So far, both events can't seem to see the 'press tab' even...

Never mind, I apparently hit the idiot button before I started. CLX doesn't include the 'Windows' package(?) by default, so of course it didn't register. However, I have included that now, but the program doesn't seem to be registering the key. Other keys trigger the KeyDown and KeyUp events...

While attempting to solve my previous problem (tab order for a form made in a rather unusual form, with components placed on in a strange order), I stumbled on the virtual key (VK_) information in the help field. A test run on a dummy project showed me how to get those working, but using the...

How do I identify the tab (and shift) press? The On Keypress event doesn't seem to react to my hitting the tab key (or the shift key, for reverse tabbing). At the moment, I've got a dummy project up, which is supposed to change the color(s) of a set of panels on keypress = #s 9, 11, 14, 15...

I've got a program I've been working on which I've been requested to 'neaten up' tabbing on. The program was built to hold multiple separate portions of what was once a paper form. The way I built it, to accomodate what I thought I needed, is giving me a few problems trying to determine how to...

Thanks. Exactly what I needed.

Is there any way to do a compare of multiple items in a where clause without having to do a full 'where (foo = x or foo = y or foo = z)' style statement? I've got a three character char value that a report needs to separate by, but the overall grouping means that each possible report option has...

Phpinfo indicates it is running PHP 4. I guess this means I need to upgrade it for the program to work properly. Thanks for the advice.

I've got a php program I've been trying to work on. I now have it working on our test box perfectly, but attempts to run it on the box it's supposed to be placed on are causing problems. I'm getting the error message "Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_NEW in...

I know that Perl has some pattern matching abilities, but does it have something that is the equivalent to the php substr(string, startpoint, count) function? I'm working with a perl program, and it would be useful if I could not only check that files match a general pattern (program already...

I've been requested to write a php page that will allow the user to review data from a submitted form (data generated elsewhere), verify the data, then submit it. My boss has requested that if possible, I should also force the browser window to close after the submission. I was informed on the...

I've been requested to write a PHP page as a sort of 'form viewer' for a set of forms designed in Delphi. The page acts as a microform of its own - it displays the information drawn from the Delphi side (via a database), then a 'submit' button at the bottom of the form. Hitting submit causes...