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The Dialog.OPEN function uses the default small window size value when a dialog box appears NAV 2016
antflosan
Member Posts: 1
Hi,
What happend with then width of the dialog?
These two commands produce a dialog of the same width.
StatusDialog.OPEN('#1###########################', tcPleaseWait);
StatusDialog.OPEN('#1', tcPleaseWait);
So, if a text variable is used, and updated with a text longer than the initial text - then the second text is truncated with dots, like "Some tex..."
What happend with then width of the dialog?
These two commands produce a dialog of the same width.
StatusDialog.OPEN('#1###########################', tcPleaseWait);
StatusDialog.OPEN('#1', tcPleaseWait);
So, if a text variable is used, and updated with a text longer than the initial text - then the second text is truncated with dots, like "Some tex..."
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