ibiubu Posted November 12, 2002 Posted November 12, 2002 This is related to another post. I think I already know the answer is NO to this question...but I just wanted to check. Go to Field Loop Pause/resume 0:00:01 Exit Loop If not IsEmpty(fieldname) End Loop More script items from here The question is that on a PC if the go to field in the above script is a pop-up menu then it stays up until the Exit Loop If statement is met. But if the go to field is a pop-up list it does not stay open. In this particular case a pop-up menu does not work very well. Is there a way to have a script on a PC go to a field that is a pop-up list, have the list come up, then have the script pause with the pop-up list still open until either a selection from the list is made or the user selects nothing by selecting outside the field? LR
Vaughan Posted November 12, 2002 Posted November 12, 2002 Have you thought of using the "Insert from Index" step?
ibiubu Posted November 12, 2002 Author Posted November 12, 2002 I have not. How would it apply to this scenario? I guess this is a case of wanting to do something that should be simple but is turning out to be a nightmare cross-platform. All I was after was a button that when selected, brings up a pop-up list (contains a lot of items, that is why a pop-up menu does not work), waits until something is selected in the pop-up list, takes what is selected and adds a carridge return along with the selection to the end of a paragraph of text in an existing field. I can get it to work with a pop-up list on the Mac, the script goes to the field with the pop-up list, brings it up, pauses until a selection is made, then the script continues and takes the selection and pastes it to the end of the text in the other field. But of course on a PC, the same script pauses but since it is a pop-list instead of a pop-menu, it does not stay open and wait for the user selection. Oh well, just one of those cross-platform problems I will have to try to come up with a solution. LR
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