and with build 11 it worked just great. now, with build 13, it just outputs the whole onclick string to console. I quess this is not supposed behaviour, is it?
leaving for cigarette (and perhaps find solution...) (onclick has space because this bb does not allow it!) cheers,
[ 27 June 2002, 12:38: Message edited by: Lonkero ]
Jooel, can't seem to replicate this using the small fragment provided ... can you email me your script (shawn.tassie@cgi.ca) or post a complete demo script ... what is $top set to ?, things like that.
Lonkero, tried putting some tracers in the script, can't figure-out why this is happening. If I put the following line after the $httpObj.send(), like this:
$httpObj.send() ?"Tracer"
I don't see the tracer. If I put it on the line before (after the GET), it see it ...
Jooel, ok so we want to event setfocus etc, how about the following:
$Object.OnGotFocus = "Object_GotFocus()"
$Object.OnLostFocus = "Object_LostFocus()"
I think this is proper VB-style syntax eh ? Unless you got a better naming scheme. Oh yeah, what control would you like to see this implemented on first ? TextBox ? EditBox ? Button ?
hehee, the form! let's say, if we have minimized (somehow, don't have the control yet) or hided the form and someone wants to see it, he clicks to taskbar and then it should fire. this way could be able to show the hidden form.
what about that event-stuff I didn't get to work? when it just display on console what it should do?
same thing with kix402 and kix410 and forms builds 13 and 14...
instead of calling execute("...") you implemented execute(...) this is poor in one case. I have line: $time=@ticks+5000 do sleep 0.2 $=execute($form.doevents(1) $history.doevents(1)) until @error or ($time < @ticks) $form.top = $toph
and it errors out. liked the old syntax, but maybe I'll learn to use this too...
