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This is odd behavior.....maybe somebody else has experienced it and can shed some light on the issue.

I have a button which fills the portal row (but does not overlap or touch boundries). I have the roll over function enabled so the cursor changes to a pointer when over the button.

Sometimes, when I click this button it changes color (as buttons do when clicked) but it "hangs" in that state. What is even more interesting is that it becomes a rollover color change instead of a pointer. In other words, the button will change color when it I roll out or over it (much like a rollover button on a webpage).

Any ideas?

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It sounds as if you are entering the field behind it. You might lock the field behind it with the Do Not Allow in the layout mode.

HTH

Lee

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Thanks for the tip.....I think I found the problem....the script triggered was for a hierachy type portal help file with nested indents, etc. The freeze occured when I engaged the "open all nested folders" script that called all possible help topics.

I was creating a multi keyed right side relationship call that did not have actual child records. This seemed to make FMP "think" before it triggered the script. Once I removed that right side multi key trigger, the portal works great! I will have to re-think the logic of the open all nested possiblities (probably with a right side loop to make sure the right side multi key reflects actual records and not all possible ones)

Thanks again!

Greg

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Hi Greg,

I think I experienced the same when the left side of te multikey is a calculation with a global in it.

A longer click works alright, a short click gives the result you describe.

I have no solution for this (other then completely redesigning the potal and it's logic)

Regards,

Ernst.

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