Subject | Re: [IBO] row width of ComboBox |
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Author | Helen Borrie (TeamIBO) |
Post date | 2002-04-28T05:00:56Z |
At 05:54 PM 27-04-02 -0300, Ronaldo Rezende wrote:
columns. So, for example, the drop-down width of the combo box is the
result of the combined FieldsDisplayWidth properties you set for the
columns displayed in the drop-down.
If you embed the combobox in a grid, the editbox portion of the control
will automatically size to fit the grid column.
If it isn't embedded, you can play around with its width in a variety of
ways...just set its Width property (in the IDE and/or in your code) with
AutoSize false; or adjust the FieldsDisplayWidth of the column you are
displaying in the DisplayField property and set Autosize true. Generally,
letting the FieldsDisplayWidth control the size is the most efficient.
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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> How can I change the width of the columnThe IB_ controls follow the attributes which you set on the dataset
>of the LoockupCombo? Is there a way to put it in autosize mode?
columns. So, for example, the drop-down width of the combo box is the
result of the combined FieldsDisplayWidth properties you set for the
columns displayed in the drop-down.
If you embed the combobox in a grid, the editbox portion of the control
will automatically size to fit the grid column.
If it isn't embedded, you can play around with its width in a variety of
ways...just set its Width property (in the IDE and/or in your code) with
AutoSize false; or adjust the FieldsDisplayWidth of the column you are
displaying in the DisplayField property and set Autosize true. Generally,
letting the FieldsDisplayWidth control the size is the most efficient.
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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Ask on the list and everyone benefits
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