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Nick Talley
 
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Default Message pop up? How do I do it? FMP 7 - 06-09-2005 , 09:46 AM






Hi all,

I am building an inventory database and I need to know how to set a "no
stock" pop up message to appear if a stock item is entered in a
dispatch/sales portal if the stock level is zero.

Also a "low stock" message would be handy if the stock level falls below a
pre determined level.

Would I need a script? Can someone point me in the right direction please.

Nick


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Default Re: Message pop up? How do I do it? FMP 7 - 06-09-2005 , 10:13 AM






Yes, you would script.

The DISPLAY CUSTOM DIALOG script step is what you're looking for, followed
by the Status [CurrentMessageChoice] (FM6) or Get [LastMessageChoice]
(FM7) function for If-Then control of what happens when a button in the
dialog is clicked.

You can avoid having to manually execute the script:

If you're in FM7, take a look at "EventScript", a free plug-in from
http://www.softs4humans.com/, to trigger the script upon change to a
specified field.

In FM6,"Events" from http://www.wmotion.com is $89 (single user) to do
roughly the same thing.

Matt

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Default Re: Message pop up? How do I do it? FMP 7 - 06-09-2005 , 10:33 AM



Hey, thanks Matt

Will look into that now.

Cheers
Nick
"Matt Wills" <I'm (AT) Witz (DOT) end> wrote

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Yes, you would script.

The DISPLAY CUSTOM DIALOG script step is what you're looking for, followed
by the Status [CurrentMessageChoice] (FM6) or Get [LastMessageChoice]
(FM7) function for If-Then control of what happens when a button in the
dialog is clicked.

You can avoid having to manually execute the script:

If you're in FM7, take a look at "EventScript", a free plug-in from
http://www.softs4humans.com/, to trigger the script upon change to a
specified field.

In FM6,"Events" from http://www.wmotion.com is $89 (single user) to do
roughly the same thing.

Matt



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