The user selects the type of payment from the combo box, enters the amount and when they are done with the form, that grid gets entered into a different table.
I made a form with a grid on it (just to test this out). On the form's load I use a table and the grid automatically populates with data. Is there a way to turn this off. I didn't change any of the properties for either the form or the grid. I apologize that this is a ridiculesly basic...
Maybe an example would be better.
table:
Advance
Equipment
Reimbursement
In the form I have
type amount
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|Advance ^| |
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|Equipment ^| |
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|Reimbursement ^| |...
VFP (6.0) isn't making much sense to me today (or ever, really). I have a legacy prg I'm adding to. I've added a grid to a form with 2 columns, and a combo box to that grid in the first column. I need to populate the combo box with a list from a table. There are 3 items in the DB right now...
I'm still pretty new to VFP but not to programming. I have to add on to a legacy program and am having a heck of a time with a grid. I set it up with the recordSource, all the columns have their controlSource's property set. On the form are a few textboxes and a 'Search' button. When I click...
I'm trying to insert an image into VFP 6.0 using ADO in VB. I don't have a clue how to go about it.
Should my field in the table be a Memo(binary) or General?
Any ideas or where to start looking would be a HUGE help,
Thanks.
I have an app that was made in 6.0. For some reason now, when the app gets closed, I get "File Not Found". The only code that gets run on File->Exit is CLEAR EVENTS. I've tried rebuilding the app about 10 times and always the same thing.
The rest of the app seems to run fine.
Any ideas?
Well it looks might it may be in the form its self. The DO FORM is the last line in the program. In the Activate for the form I add a number of entries into a combo box with this
this.cboBranches.addItem('Austin')
...
I'm assuming that is the first part of the form that is executded.
Later...
I'm using VFP 6.0
I have a form that I open up from a program.
DO FORM frmAudit
When I get to that section in the code, I get an error saying:
If I cancel the error and exit out of the form and re-run the entire program, it will work just fine, or if I run the form from the command window...
Tenetivly, it's fixed. I realized I have restarted this computer in a while, so I did, and now the @ x, y SAY works. I can't test the program yet as it has to run after hours, so we'll see.
I recently installed a beta for VFP 9 on the same machine running FP 2.6 and VFP 6.0. The beta wouldn't run, said something about beta time had expired, so I uninstalled it. I have a pretty important program that runs on 2.6, but it won't finish running. We've track the problem down to '@...
I couldn't blank out the record, because it was set to not accept blank values. What I did was append 5 random numbers together and stuck them in the emp id field.
Thank you for your helping.
I'm maintaining an old VFP 6.0 company phonebook program. One of the IT guys was wondering if it was possible to re-use an employee id (not really an employee id, but for the sake of the program, thats what it is) after an employee 'leaves'. What has to happen now, is the IT guy has to wait...
Right, but in the wizard if you set your report up as a 2 column report, the details section is only 1/2 the width of the design window. What I would like to do is the same thing, without the wizard.
I'm looking to add a column, not a field. What I glean from the comments above is that I would have to duplicate the layout.
Here is what I'm looking for:
-------- --------
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This is probably a rediculas question, but how can I modify an existing report to contain an additional column? I'm using VFP 6.0. My solution was to scrap my report and make a new one with the wizard, but there has got to be a way to do later.
Thanks.
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