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    Restrict Rclick

    Hi All,

    My weekend task is to restrict the user from Rclick on an embedded browse. I can control the Rclick for the form but not the embedded browse. Can any of you V5 beta users tell me if this will be possible in V5.

    All of the data entry on this particular form is obtained from a table lookups via the browse child records. The lookup fills in other key values. If the user enters a field and uses Rclick copy and paste then anything can happen.

    I know you all will say that the data should be entered via a form but this will not suit my purposes.

    Any tips appreciated

    Michael

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    RE: Restrict Rclick

    Michael,

    Here are some wild ideas:

    1) Use the OnKey() event for the form to trap Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V. If the user presses either key combination popup a message that says 'that's a no no'.

    2) Can you use a custom right click menu to good purpose here? (Creating a blank one... or one that leads to a message warning the user against copy / paste)

    3) Here's a sneaky idea... how about saving a null string to the windows clipboard on each onrowchange event in the browse? (clipboard.set_data("")) If the user has copied something there, maybe this will wipe it out...

    4) Even better... how about saving the string "Copy / Paste Prohibited" to the clipboard on each onrowchange event in the browse?

    -- tom

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      #3
      RE: Restrict Rclick

      Hi Tom.

      Idea 1 is already in place

      Idea 2 If I custom a Rclick it is still only availabe to the form The embedded browse assumes it's own default with any restrictions that were selected in the properties of the browse. Unfortunately, there is no copy/paste restriction option.

      I shall experiment with the clipboard ideas.

      Thanks Michael

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        #4
        RE: Restrict Rclick

        According to Mr. Finian ver. 5 is supposed to solve this problem. However, I have not seen any evidence of this to date.
        Peter
        AlphaBase Solutions, LLC

        [email protected]
        https://www.alphabasesolutions.com


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