This is one of those questions you hate to ask because you know the answer is going to be obvious:
In the Image Viewer Sample Pub, when you select and image it calls a subroutine. I cannot for the life of me find where the code is the calls the subroutine.
Anybody help with this?
Thanks in advance.
Image Viewer Question
Image Viewer Question
Don
'If you want to get a brontosaurus from 'a' to 'b' then you ride the dinosaur - you don't carry it!'
'If you want to get a brontosaurus from 'a' to 'b' then you ride the dinosaur - you don't carry it!'
Don:
... there is an automatic association with the subroutine ... :FileList_SelectionChanged.
You don't call it ... because the association is via the subroutine name (label) i.e. because it has the command ...I cannot for the life of me find where the code is the calls the subroutine.
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fmConnectLocal "FileList" "InitialPath=[InitPath]"
Don:
As for NeoBookFM/FTP ... see the section in the Help file called Special SubRoutines.
It was previously used with Custom Window objects ... from the help file ...Hmmm, is this unique to this plugin or have I been missing something for a while? Is there some help reference for this?
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You can define special subroutines that will be executed when a specific custom window is opened or closed. To do this, simply create two subroutines - one called ObjectName_OnOpen and one called ObjectName_OnClose. Replace ObjectName with the name of object used when opening the window.
Thanks Gaev, good to know.
I also learned something today about not using a number for a table name. Didn't work at all until I found out by changing it to a text name. Then it worked. I wouldn't normally give a table a number, but it imported that way and I didn't bother to change it. Should have.
Database is Access.
I also learned something today about not using a number for a table name. Didn't work at all until I found out by changing it to a text name. Then it worked. I wouldn't normally give a table a number, but it imported that way and I didn't bother to change it. Should have.
Database is Access.
Don
'If you want to get a brontosaurus from 'a' to 'b' then you ride the dinosaur - you don't carry it!'
'If you want to get a brontosaurus from 'a' to 'b' then you ride the dinosaur - you don't carry it!'