menu Button

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• Saint-Sage Member Posts: 92

  2007-01-30

  Do you mean a menu buttons properties? I am not sure exactly what you are asking.. Sorry.. if you can give more detail maybe I can help.

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• zeninoleg Member Posts: 236

  2007-01-30

  CurrForm.MenuButton.VISIBLE(TRUE);
  

  MenuButton is the name of your menu button.
  However I was quite unsuccessful making the item of the Menu Button not visible. Maybe there is a trick, I did not find it

  Best Regards,
  Oleg

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• David_Singleton Member Posts: 5,479

  2007-01-30

  I think he means not the button, but the "Menu Items" on the button. This of course can not be done.
  
  Depending on what you are trying to archive, there are work arounds for this, but none of them are "ideal".

  David Singleton
  

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• zeninoleg Member Posts: 236

  2007-01-31

  I ususally put couple of Menu Buttons one on top of another if I have to hide certain sub-button. So one of the menu buttons have this sub-button and another does not. So depending if I need to see the sub-button, I show the menu button in it. Have fun

  Best Regards,
  Oleg

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• Saint-Sage Member Posts: 92

  2007-01-31

  Try:
  
  CurrForm.UPDATE;
  
  To get it to redraw it on the form after you set the property, you usually have to call some type of update when you change a control to get the form to reflect what you did.
  
  BTW: You may or may not want to save the record...
  
  CurrForm.UPDATE[(SaveRecord)]
  SaveRecord
  
  Data type: boolean
  
  You have these options:
  
  If you want the system to...
  Set SaveRecord to...
  
  Save the current record TRUE
  Update without saving the current record FALSE

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