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01-19-2006, 10:42 AM
Hi all,
I need a couple of pointers.
I'm basically struggling with the wizard idea -
Define wizard dialog 1
Define wizard dialog 2
Refresh Next Dialog
Define wizard dialog 3
Define wizard dialog 4
Loop Wizard
Set Var
Refresh Next Dialog
Wizard Auto break
end
Now the catch - depending on what get's selected in dialog 2, will depend on
the default value for dialog 3. So If I put the variable setting in the loop
wizard (with Refresh Next Dialog) - this is cool because the default is set.
The trouble is, if you manually change the variable to something, then the
set var in the loop clears it. I want to do the Set Var between 2 and 3, but
then in 4, it must stay whatever it was changed to in 3. Make sense?
So I reckon instead of beating around the bush someone can give me the magic
formula <g>.
--
Geoff
Capesoft - taking you higher and further
www.capesoft.com
I need a couple of pointers.
I'm basically struggling with the wizard idea -
Define wizard dialog 1
Define wizard dialog 2
Refresh Next Dialog
Define wizard dialog 3
Define wizard dialog 4
Loop Wizard
Set Var
Refresh Next Dialog
Wizard Auto break
end
Now the catch - depending on what get's selected in dialog 2, will depend on
the default value for dialog 3. So If I put the variable setting in the loop
wizard (with Refresh Next Dialog) - this is cool because the default is set.
The trouble is, if you manually change the variable to something, then the
set var in the loop clears it. I want to do the Set Var between 2 and 3, but
then in 4, it must stay whatever it was changed to in 3. Make sense?
So I reckon instead of beating around the bush someone can give me the magic
formula <g>.
--
Geoff
Capesoft - taking you higher and further
www.capesoft.com