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I am creating a database where I need the user to be able to choose to process specified formatting on a field of their choice within the database. So for example, if the database contains State, City and ZIP, I want the user to be able to choose from a script to do a "Title Case" change on any of the above 3 fields. How can I create a script that will allow the user to select any one of the above 3 fields to perform the text format processing on ? -S |
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I am creating a database where I need the user to be able to choose toprocess specified formatting on a field of their choice within the database. So for example, if the database contains State, City and ZIP, I want the user to be able to choose from a script to do a "Title Case"change on any of the above 3 fields. How can I create a script that will allow the user to select any oneof the above 3 fields to perform the text format processing on ? -S |
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In article 1185027559.592936.125... (AT) k79g2000hse (DOT) googlegroups.com>squeed2000@yahoo .com wrote: I am creating a database where I need the user to be able to choose toprocess specified formatting on a field of their choice within the database. So for example, if the database contains State, City and ZIP, I want the user to be able to choose from a script to do a "Title Case"change on any of the above 3 fields. How can I create a script that will allow the user to select any oneof the above 3 fields to perform the text format processing on ? -S Wondering why you would leave it up to the user to deal with it? Is there a specific reason you wouldn't just set the fields to auto-enter the required change? Matt -- Free FileMaker Technique Demos:http://www.VirtualVermont.com/FMP My Custom Functions:http://www.briandunning.com/filemake...results.php?ke... |
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squeed2... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> schreef in berichtnews:1185027559.592936.125380 (AT) k79g2000hse (DOT) googlegroups.com... I am creating a database where I need the user to be able to choose to process specified formatting on a field of their choice within the database. So for example, if the database contains State, City and ZIP, I want the user to be able to choose from a script to do a "Title Case" change on any of the above 3 fields. How can I create a script that will allow the user to select any one of the above 3 fields to perform the text format processing on ? -S Create a value list with the field names Create a global text field, <Choices Create a new layout, make it look like a small window Put the global on the layout, make the field with check-boxes Put on the layout a button that continues the script On you main layout make a button <change case Create a script that goes to the new layout. Halt the script. Let the user decide what fields to change Let him then hit the button that continues the script Go back to original layout Then change the cases of the fields the user has specified. You should also let the user be able to chance the case of the current field Keep well, Ursus |
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The purpose of the application is to allow the user to perform multiple file standardization functions. So they will load dirty data into the application and then use it to make it look nicer. So theyhave to be able to choose what field to apply the Title Case function to. -S On Jul 21, 11:06 am, Matt WIlls <I... (AT) Witz (DOT) End> wrote: In article |
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1185027559.592936.125... (AT) k79g2000hse (DOT) googlegroups.com>squeed2000@yah oo .com wrote: I am creating a database where I need the user to be able to choose > toprocess specified formatting on a field of their choice within the > database. So for example, if the database contains State, City and ZIP, I want > the user to be able to choose from a script to do a "Title Case"change on any of the above 3 fields. How can I create a script that will allow the user to select any > oneof the above 3 fields to perform the text format processing on ? > -S Wondering why you would leave it up to the user to deal with it? Is there a specific reason you wouldn't just set the fields to auto-enter the required change? Matt -- Free FileMaker Technique Demos:http://www.VirtualVermont.com/FMP My Custom Functions:http://www.briandunning.com/filemake...functions/resu lts.php?ke... |
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I get what you are saying here, and this is what I tried, but it seems that in FMP7 the "Set Field" command can not be based off of a calculation. Also, is there a way to have FMP choose the fields itself, or do I have to manually code them. -S |
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squeed2000 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> schreef in bericht news:1185046432.785769.103590 (AT) d55g2000hsg (DOT) googlegroups.com... I get what you are saying here, and this is what I tried, but it seems that in FMP7 the "Set Field" command can not be based off of a calculation. Also, is there a way to have FMP choose the fields itself, or do I have to manually code them. -S Well with only three fields it is only three if in the script, But it is easy enough to work around. at least in V8.5, I don't remember if V7 already had objectnames. Apply an objectname to each field. You can use the fieldname as object name.Then use the goto object scriptstep (this can be calculated) the next script is Set Field without (!!!) specifying the field name. In this way it will use the currecnt active field. Keep Well, Ursus |
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