Thanks, Remou, but your suggestion causes all rows to be the same height; i.e., the hight of the longest instance of Field2. As CautionMP correctly pointed out, changing the height of a control causes the height of that control will change for EVERY record displayed on the continuous form.
I'm...
CautionMP,
The good news is that I did understand your explanation. It was very clear and thorough.
The bad news is that my form is continuous and none of the fields are enterable, so I won't be able to accomplish the look that I want. Your last sentence says it all: "Keep in mind that as a...
CautionMP,
Thanks very much. I think the height calculation in the thread you referenced is just what I need. Another question now:
My form is tabular; i.e. one row for each record. Ten fields are being displayed in the detail area, three of which can potentially "grow". How exactly do I...
Am comfortable with coding, but need some direction. Assume I have to first figure out how "tall" the field needs to be (based on the value and the font), then set the height property of the field, right? How do you calculate this?
Thanks in advance for any help.
I've used the "cangrow" property successfully on fields in report detail areas, but am having a problem making it work on a field in the detail area of a form. I'd like the field to grow vertically, but it just appears to be truncated, even though cangrow = "Yes".
Anything else I should be...
Does anyone have experience incorporating Oracle Help from an app. Specifically we'd like to know if there's a way to programatically control whether or not the help window comes up docked or undocked. The default is undocked.
Thanks.
Having trouble with a query. Here's a simplified version of the two tables involved:
Table - "Name"
NameID Name
001 Brown
002 Smith
003 Jones
004 Adams
Table - "Color"
ColorID NameID Year Color
001 001 2003 blue
002 001 2004 blue
003 001...
Just figured it out:
select * from table1 WHERE
(@a='' OR col1=@a) AND
(@b='' OR col2=@b) AND
(@c='' OR col3=@c) AND
(@d='' OR col4=@d) AND
(@e='' OR
(@f='=' AND col5=@e) OR
(@f='>' AND col5>@e) OR
(@f='<' AND col5<@e))
Thanks,Karl.
I just tried
where (col1=@a or @a='') and
(col2=@b or @b='') and
(col3=@c or @c='') and
(col4=@d or @d='') and
(col5=@e or @e='')
and it works perfectly!
Now here's a new wrinkle if you're willing to help a bit more:
Col5 is a datetime field, and I need to...
I'd like to know if it's possible to have a stored procedure that uses a local variable to dynamically build a WHERE clause then use that variable in a SELECT statement.
Here's the scenario: Five parameters (@a, @b, @c, @d, @e) are passed to the stored procedure. They represent values to be...
Thanks (belated) very much, John. Ctrl+Alt+e didn't work, as you suspected, but the alt key combinations with num lock work just fine. And the ChartMap utility is an even easier solution.
Sue Robbins
Am using PageMaker 7.0 for Windows, and I need to include some text that consists of several words with accented characters ("e" with an acute accent or a grave accent). It's not obvious to me how to enter this text. Can someone tell me what I'm missing?
Some of the pages of my website, which I developed with Dreamweaver 4.0 on a Win2000 machine don't display properly (i.e. they show as gibberish) using MS Internet Explorer 5 on a Macintosh. Everything displays perfectly using Internet Explorer on Windows, and everything is also fine using...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.