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Activate Script via double-click

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Is there a way to have a script/button activate only after a double click? I have a portal set up and I want to have users be able to select records in the portal and perform a number of predefined actions based on their selection. But, if the selection is double clicked I want to have a detail view window open up.

I know I could put two separate buttons in to accomplish this but I hate to clutter the portal. The double click approach seems more intuitive and standard to me.

TIA

It's sort of possible - not a real double click, but a fairly reasonable simulation. See here.

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Excellent! It's not exactly what I was looking for but it'll work.

Thank you.

There is another approach. It uses a Timestamp global field and it's very quick because it doesn't need the pause/resume script-step. It can be found on CobaltSky's website:

Double Click Row Portal Navigation

Review the Select Portal Row script and you will see it will fire on both one click or two. If you don't want action on the first click, just change it to Exit Script or Go To Field[] or whatever you wish. :wink2:

LaRetta

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Thank you. That is closer to what I was looking for. Also gives me an excuse to install the EventScript plugin on this solution!

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