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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.Hello, I have a problem. I have a default record update form that contains a customer drop down listbox. Beside that i have a button to create a new customers. When i add a new customer, it will not show in drop down lisbox. How do i refresh the drop down listbox right that moment when i have added a new customer. It will be there when i close the window and open it again. But how to do the refreshing?. Thanks, JayMan
Post Follow-up to this messageFind out your list box's object name. Right click, select Properties, Actions tab, Classes tab, Object Name. It might be something like FDLB_8. Then use FDLB_8.ResetQueue(True). I think if you just use ThisWindow.Reset(True) it should also force a refresh of the queue. Theoretically takes a little longer but probably not so you'd notice. "JayMan" <jayman@jippii.fi> wrote in message news:a29a19ea.0402241220.60ed10e@posting.google.com... > Hello, > I have a problem. I have a default record update form that contains a > customer drop down listbox. Beside that i have a button to create a new > customers. When i add a new customer, it will not show in drop down lisbox. > How do i refresh the drop down listbox right that moment when i have added a > new customer. It will be there when i close the window and open it again. > But how to do the refreshing?. > > Thanks, JayMan
Post Follow-up to this message"Phil Lancaster" <phil_lancaster@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<4lP_b.74825$Wa.48841@n ews-server.bigpond.net.au>... > Find out your list box's object name. Right click, select Properties, > Actions tab, Classes tab, Object Name. It might be something like FDLB_8. > Then use FDLB_8.ResetQueue(True). > > I think if you just use ThisWindow.Reset(True) it should also force a > refresh of the queue. Theoretically takes a little longer but probably not > so you'd notice. > > "JayMan" <jayman@jippii.fi> wrote in message > news:a29a19ea.0402241220.60ed10e@posting.google.com... > lisbox. > a Thank you Phil very much, first hint seems to do the job i needed
Post Follow-up to this messageGlad to help. Are you aware there is a much bigger ng comp.lang.clarion at news.softvelocity.com? "JayMan" <jayman@jippii.fi> wrote in message news:a29a19ea.0402250331.2d0c95ba@posting.google.com... > "Phil Lancaster" <phil_lancaster@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<4lP_b.74825$Wa.48841@news-server.bigpond.net.au>... FDLB_8. not new added again. > > Thank you Phil very much, first hint seems to do the job i needed
Post Follow-up to this messageHow does one become a member of said NG? I got Auth errors when I tried. I have C6PE. thanks, Bob Roos On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 19:52:32 GMT, Phil Lancaster <phil_lancaster@hotmail.com> wrote: > Glad to help. Are you aware there is a much bigger ng comp.lang.clarion > at > news.softvelocity.com? > > "JayMan" <jayman@jippii.fi> wrote in message
Post Follow-up to this messageI use the Outlook Newsreader, so this may not be applicable to you, but hope it helps anyway. At the initial Outlook Newsreader screen, select Set up a Newsgroups account. Enter the information requested then for News Server, enter news.softvelocity,com. This will create your account. Then select the new account and click on Newsgroups. Subscribe to comp.lang.clarion and any others you may be interested in. Sorry about delay in replying. I'm in Australia so our time zones may be different. It's Saturday evening here. "spuds" <spudsnews@wybatap.com> wrote in message news:opr32f3ypx7tu0pk@news.wybatap.com... > How does one become a member of said NG? I got Auth errors when I tried. > I have C6PE. > > thanks, > > Bob Roos > > On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 19:52:32 GMT, Phil Lancaster > <phil_lancaster@hotmail.com> wrote: > >
Post Follow-up to this messageHi Phil, the times are Way different (about 14 hours). I had it all set up, but I was getting Authentication errors. Thanks for confirming that no extra authorization was required. I re-examined the setting and found that I had checked an authorization box. When unchecked all ran OK. Thanks again. (Soyes it did help even though I am not running Outlook) Bob On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 07:58:54 GMT, Phil Lancaster <phil_lancaster@hotmail.com> wrote: > I use the Outlook Newsreader, so this may not be applicable to you, but > hope > it helps anyway. > > At the initial Outlook Newsreader screen, select Set up a Newsgroups > account. Enter the information requested then for News Server, enter > news.softvelocity,com. This will create your account. > > Then select the new account and click on Newsgroups. Subscribe to > comp.lang.clarion and any others you may be interested in. > > Sorry about delay in replying. I'm in Australia so our time zones may be > different. It's Saturday evening here. > > "spuds" <spudsnews@wybatap.com> wrote in message > news:opr32f3ypx7tu0pk@news.wybatap.com... > >
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