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    xdialog supercontrol and lookup...

    I 've created an xdialog supercontrol on a form. It is a "lookup" that is similar to an example in the "learning xdialog" example given by Alpha Software. The supercontrol shows correctly, but the lookup does not work. But, it works when I am editing the supercontrol and click the preview button. Anyone have a suggestions? I can create an example if necessary. Thanks,

    Don
    Last edited by djldc; 02-15-2009, 05:02 PM. Reason: spelling errors.

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    Re: xdialog supercontrol and lookup...

    The example would help us look at whats wrong

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      Re: xdialog supercontrol and lookup...

      OK... I used the "Learning Xdialog" database for this example. I added a form called "embedded_xdialog". If you open this form you will see that it is the xdialog taken from the "Progressive Lookup" example. You will notice that typing in a last name does not update the list. BUT, by going into design mode and the "Supercontrol designer"... when you press preview the list is updated.

      Alternativley, I would like to be able to use a dialog box (not embedded in a form) that uses a progressive lookup AND another list box with child data that is updated when the progressive lookup is changed. Similar to have a parent and child browse on a form. Thanks for any help,

      Don

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        #4
        Re: xdialog supercontrol and lookup...

        Ok Don,

        Is this what you are looking for?

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          Re: xdialog supercontrol and lookup...

          Lance,

          Thanks for your help. In this example, what I was looking for was an xdialog embedded into a form. I think what you provided me was an standalone xdialog not embedded in a form (correct me if I am wrong).

          Ultimately, what I wanted was to have one progressive lookup AND one list box (child records of the selected lookup) on ONE xdialog. I am sure it can be done and I could accomplish it if I wanted to spend a week or so.. but I have a deadline.

          I decided to use a lookup() to populate the child record in the xdialog. It works nicely, but at some point I would like to figure out how to perform my original xdialog. I could see where that could come in handy for other functions in my program.

          Thanks again for your help,

          Don

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