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    Conditional field title

    Is there a way to make the field title fonts conditional? For example: the field title for a checkbox, when the checkbox is false, the font size and background is one size and color and when it is true, they are another size and color.

    Thanks,

    kenn
    TYVM :) kenn

    Knowing what you can achieve will not become reality until you imagine and explore.

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    Re: Conditional field title

    In what context? Form? browse? embedded browse?

    EDIT:
    On a form check out the new properties task pane. each property has a 'dynamic' property when you expand the 'plus' symbol. Lots of possiblities there.
    Last edited by Tim Kiebert; 04-01-2010, 10:11 PM.
    Tim Kiebert
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      Re: Conditional field title

      Originally posted by Tim Kiebert View Post
      In what context? Form? browse? embedded browse?

      EDIT:
      On a form check out the new properties task pane. each property has a 'dynamic' property when you expand the 'plus' symbol. Lots of possiblities there.
      Hi Tim,

      Yes, lots of stuff there but I find nothing to allow for 'conditional' font properties. On the field itself, yes but nothing for the field label.

      kenn
      TYVM :) kenn

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        Re: Conditional field title

        Ken, make a conditional on the form, and set it to the value of the field
        like
        fieldname=.t.
        and
        fieldname=.f.
        in the .t. condition put one font size/color, and in the false another

        in the form's onfetch event say cond1.refresh() 'or whatever cond number it is
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          Re: Conditional field title

          Originally posted by forskare View Post
          Hi Tim,

          Yes, lots of stuff there but I find nothing to allow for 'conditional' font properties. On the field itself, yes but nothing for the field label.

          kenn
          Ken,
          Field labels definitely have conditional (dynamic properties.)


          See attached example
          Tim Kiebert
          Eagle Creek Citrus
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            Re: Conditional field title

            Originally posted by Tim Kiebert View Post
            Ken,
            Field labels definitely have conditional (dynamic properties.)


            See attached example
            Hi Tim,

            I apologize for nor responding sooner but tonight is the first I've been able to spend time on my app. Right after I created the post, I figured the solution would be in the dynamic properties. However, your outstanding example made it much easier for me to create what I desired. Those properties are so in-depth that one could spend weeks playing around with them.

            Thank you soooooooooo much for your time.

            kenn
            TYVM :) kenn

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