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Layout Element Names

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Is anyone else naming their layout elements, such as back and forward buttons, buttons to navigate records, search fields etc. If someone’s practise this, can they say what advantages it has and where they find it useful ultimately?
 

Naming in what way? Object name?  Buttons don't need to be named because they are activated by the person clicking them.  Object naming is handy when you want a script to go to an object.  If you mean something else then I am sorry I did not understand.

 

HTH

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Yeap, object naming. I might have been overdoing it for no reason with them, that's why I asked the forum. And many thanks for  your reply, I am starting to understand that aside from scripts there's little purpose to naming objects.

"aside from scripts there's little purpose to naming objects"

 

There is no other purpose. But it's a very useful one!

 

However, naming buttons is not all that useful, since unfortunately a button cannot pass its own object name as a parameter.

 

What's most useful is naming: tab controls, web viewers, portals, and fields.

What Tom says.  And GetLayoutObjectAttribute() can be used to glean information from the object. :-)

 I am starting to understand that aside from scripts there's little purpose to naming objects.

 

And don't forget the new FM13 "Refresh Object[name]" script step, which comes in very handy with the new invisibility...

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yes that's a nice hack you can do with this, I was reading about it in one of the blogs.

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