a better approach is to set the form to editable = true and set Inlineediting property of the tablebox to true
Note: this works for forms but not for pages (use an approach similar to the one described by ara3n for pages, search includeindataset in mibuso for more info)
-Mirko-
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tables are made to store data, not for entering it.
why do you need this thing for a table? direct data entering in the table is usually made by developers only because they (hopefully) know what are they doing, and only if the developer is too lazy to travel through the UI :whistle:
-Mirko-
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ok, my question is: why do you need it? do you want the customer to enter data in the table? i hope not.
do you want to enter data in the table for testing purposes? in this case, you just don't need to have that F2 editability...if you are a developer, an accidental data entry can't hurt, isn't it? :-k
to answer your question: no, it's not possible in the table, but just on forms/pages with the methods described above
a nice to you, too!
-Mirko-
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Answers
On Openform Add code
CurrForm.Editable(false)
Add a menu button with with item with shortcut F2
and onpush of that menu item
CurrForm.Editable(true);
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Note: this works for forms but not for pages (use an approach similar to the one described by ara3n for pages, search includeindataset in mibuso for more info)
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I don't want to use one form for that purpose.
Thanks,
why do you need this thing for a table? direct data entering in the table is usually made by developers only because they (hopefully) know what are they doing, and only if the developer is too lazy to travel through the UI :whistle:
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Anyway, thanks for you advice.
Have a nice day.
do you want to enter data in the table for testing purposes? in this case, you just don't need to have that F2 editability...if you are a developer, an accidental data entry can't hurt, isn't it? :-k
to answer your question: no, it's not possible in the table, but just on forms/pages with the methods described above
a nice to you, too!
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
My Blog