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SHOW_VIEW built-in question [message #283807]

Wed, 28 November 2007 03:26

Hany Freedom
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when the

show_view('canvas_name');

working without adding for it :-

go_block('block_name');

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[Updated on: Thu, 29 November 2007 02:10] by Moderator

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Re: when the "show_view('canvas_name');" working ?? [message #284078 is a reply to message #283807]

Wed, 28 November 2007 15:51

Hany Freedom
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OK , I will say the question again by another way ......
when we can use the show_view built-in and how ?

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this Built-in didn't work with me ....... why? [message #284080 is a reply to message #283807]

Wed, 28 November 2007 15:57

Hany Freedom
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this Built-in didn't work with me ....... why?

show_view

and

hide_view

is suppose to add anything for them until they work?

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Re: this Built-in didn't work with me ....... why? [message #284135 is a reply to message #284080]

Thu, 29 November 2007 00:12

mudabbir
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You have to add the canvas name you want to show or hide

Show_View('Canvas1');
Hide_View('Canvas2');

Mudabbir

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Re: when the "show_view('canvas_name');" working ?? [message #284183 is a reply to message #284078]

Thu, 29 November 2007 02:01

Littlefoot
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This is what Online Help System says about SHOW_VIEW; did you read it all?

/forum/fa/3490/0/

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Re: this Built-in didn't work with me ....... why? [message #284228 is a reply to message #284135]

Thu, 29 November 2007 03:35

Hany Freedom
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for you both

of course I tried what you said .... but that didn't work

I want simple .fmb explain to me how to use

Show_View('Canvas1');

or

Hide_View('Canvas2');

because I made many times this built-in and it did't work , just go_block working with me .... but what about if I want to show canvas haven't block , just have some words ..... how can I show it ????

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Re: this Built-in didn't work with me ....... why? [message #285311 is a reply to message #284228]

Tue, 04 December 2007 04:01

rumman
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Location: Bangladesh

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Hi,

This is my first post here. Razz

You can't show a canvas using show_view if it does not contain any block item and if it contains a block item then either go_block or go_item completes the job of show_view.

But SHOW_VIEW is required to show the stack canvas on a content canvas in a same window.

Rumman
Analyst Programmer
Synesis IT
Bangladesh

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Re: this Built-in didn't work with me ....... why? [message #288852 is a reply to message #285311]

Tue, 18 December 2007 22:37

djmartin
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@Rumman,

Very good first post.

@Hany,

When you do a 'go_item' or 'go_block' to an item that is displayed on another canvas go do not need to have a 'show_canvas' command.

David

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