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Inputbox or something similar
Christian_Buehl
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2002-08-22
edited 2002-08-22
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It sounds a litlle bit silly but I'm looking for a very simple input of a string without using a form.
Is there any way to do so in Inputbox or something else (like message, but with input).
Who knows the command (if there is one)
Thanks
Chris
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JohnP
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2002-08-22
Setup a variable (e.g. Window) as type "Dialog". In the code you can then use something like this:
Window.OPEN('Input1 #1######## Input2 #2########');
Window.INPUT(1,Value1);
Window.INPUT(2,Value2);
Window.CLOSE;
Have a look at the online help for other uses of the dialog type of variable.
Cheers,
John
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Christian_Buehl
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2002-08-22
<img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif" /> It worked fine.
Thank you
Christian
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Window.OPEN('Input1 #1######## Input2 #2########');
Window.INPUT(1,Value1);
Window.INPUT(2,Value2);
Window.CLOSE;
Have a look at the online help for other uses of the dialog type of variable.
Cheers,
John
Thank you
Christian