Subject | Re: [IBO] TIB_LookupCombo to allow selecting |
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Author | Lucas Franzen |
Post date | 2001-11-09T13:21:18Z |
mirco@... schrieb:
Since there is no <none> entry it won't show one.
I don't think it's too hard for the users to learn that pressing DEL
will remove the lookup-entry.
If you really need it, there ar some posibilities:
You can use a TIBCombo_Box and fill the Items and ItemValues from your
Lookuptable (you'll have to do this manually, though) and Insert a
<none> entry at the first position
or
Or set a button next to the LookupCombo and let it Clear the selection
on <button>-click.
or
add a <none> enry to your lookup table.
or
go ahead (if you've got the sources) and try if you can implement a
property that will allow to show a <none> entry in the first place.
Luc.
>The lookupCombo gives you the possibility to lookup (parts of) a table.
> OK, pressing DEL seems to work... but it isn't the obvious way of
> selecting <none> for me. It would be more self-explaining for the end
> user if there was an 'empty' line in the combobox-list that he could
> select.
> Any ideas how to accomplish this?
Since there is no <none> entry it won't show one.
I don't think it's too hard for the users to learn that pressing DEL
will remove the lookup-entry.
If you really need it, there ar some posibilities:
You can use a TIBCombo_Box and fill the Items and ItemValues from your
Lookuptable (you'll have to do this manually, though) and Insert a
<none> entry at the first position
or
Or set a button next to the LookupCombo and let it Clear the selection
on <button>-click.
or
add a <none> enry to your lookup table.
or
go ahead (if you've got the sources) and try if you can implement a
property that will allow to show a <none> entry in the first place.
Luc.