August 23, 20241 yr If I put this into the Data Viewer I get what I expect. If I put it into a Show Custom Dialogue it truncates after $$NewContacts. All variables are defined and have values 0. This behaviour is different if $$NewWorkshopBookings and $$BalancePayments is non-zero What's going on? "Messages downloaded: " & $$HowManyMessages & ", " & ¶ & "Valid Messages: " & $$SacredTrustEmail &¶&¶& "New Contacts: " & $$NewContacts &"¶ "& "New Bookings: " & $$NewWorkshopBookings &"¶ "& "Balance Payments: " & $$BalancePayments &"¶ "& "Fee Payments: " & $$FeePayments Just to add it seems to be an invisible line limit, 4 lines Edited August 23, 20241 yr by Chris Pink
August 23, 20241 yr 11 minutes ago, Chris Pink said: If I put it into a Show Custom Dialogue it truncates are $$NewContacts. I am not able to reproduce the claimed behavior using your own code: CustomDialogTest.fmp12
August 23, 20241 yr Author MacOS 14.6 Filemaker 19.6.3, your code. Edited August 23, 20241 yr by Chris Pink
August 23, 20241 yr 13 minutes ago, Chris Pink said: In fact it works. 😉 It was actually the first thing that came to my mind when I read your original post. But then you said: 42 minutes ago, Chris Pink said: This behaviour is different if $$NewWorkshopBookings and $$BalancePayments is non-zero which doesn't make sense. 13 minutes ago, Chris Pink said: Is there anyway of doing this in the script? No. It defaults to the last dimensions set by the user. If that's a concern, you can use a card window instead. Or a plugin. Edited August 23, 20241 yr by comment
August 23, 20241 yr Author Yes, my mistake, apologies, I had conflated two stages. I've put it all onto one line but knowledge is power. Thanks for the help.
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