K1200 Posted February 25, 2012 Posted February 25, 2012 My script is using a Go To Field[ ] with select/perform set to open a field for the user to make a selection from the associated value list. The field highlights properly, awaiting an entry ... but the value list isn't displayed for them. Is there a technique to automatically open the list? I know a pop-up will automatically open ... but a popup is not appropriate for this particular field (with 200 choices) and layout. I need the scroll bar for the user. Thanks for any help.
LaRetta Posted February 25, 2012 Posted February 25, 2012 It pops for me - with or without the select/perform. Could it be something else? Is it the only field on the layout by chance? Nope, even if only field, a drop-down pops for me (Windows XP Professional).
K1200 Posted February 26, 2012 Author Posted February 26, 2012 Based on your affirmation of proper operation, I took a more detailed look ... which involved dissecting the layout by moving overlaid fields apart (used for highlighting via the old method) and closely examining each. Two fields displayed the table::field contents. One had a button defined and the other, a triggered script on validate. They had different settings for "include arrow" and "select entire contents", which I first toggled, with no improvement. A separate button also called the same triggered script. And, of course, there was the setting of "select/perform" in the script's Go To Field statement, which I had also toggled as a test. With everything apart, I tested using the popup method. Then I reinstated the drop-down method ... and it worked first time. It has been one of those days. I'm working through a dozen-item checklist of little annoyances. This was one of them. Thanks for your response.
LaRetta Posted February 26, 2012 Posted February 26, 2012 I've had that happen too. I'm pleased it worked out. :)
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