Is it possible to add a button actually on the form?
For example one button to increment and another to decrement a number in a text box.
So two buttons on the form, and code (java?) to perform the function.
Can anyone help please? I am hoping such an example will get me on my way to learning how to rebuild ms access applications in nuBuilder.
Thanks in advance.
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Add a Button to the form
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Re: Add a Button to the form
tarelds,
supposing total is your text field, you can add two html objects like this on the form: Hope this helps,
Max
supposing total is your text field, you can add two html objects like this on the form: Hope this helps,
Max
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Re: Add a Button to the form
Hi Max
Thank you so much; that work fine.
Why did you choose to use HTML rather than the Button choice?
Hope you don't mind continuing to help me grasp the concepts.
Regards
Thank you so much; that work fine.
Why did you choose to use HTML rather than the Button choice?
Hope you don't mind continuing to help me grasp the concepts.
Regards
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Re: Add a Button to the form
tarelds,
Button objects are designed to open new form (see here), but, if you want, you can use a Button object to execute some custom javascript: in this case you have to specify in All tab width, height and Title (ie: button's value attribute) and leave Button tab empty:
Button objects are designed to open new form (see here), but, if you want, you can use a Button object to execute some custom javascript: in this case you have to specify in All tab width, height and Title (ie: button's value attribute) and leave Button tab empty:
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