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NetTalk Web Server => Web Server - Ask For Help => Topic started by: cwtart on June 13, 2013, 04:42:05 AM
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C8 9661 NT v7.11 - Redmond theme
After upgrading from NT 7.10 to 7.11 I find two changes - are these intentional or bugs?
1. button control - OnClick - when calling form as "open as popup" - the title entered here no longer appears as the heading on the called form. I must now enter the desired heading in the form itself.
2. the sub-heading for all NetWebBrowse now shows on both the top AND bottom of the browse - before, the sub-heading only showed at the top of the browse.
Thanks,
Chuck
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Hi Chuck,
>> 1. button control - OnClick - when calling form as "open as popup" - the title entered here no longer appears as the heading on the called form. I must now enter the desired heading in the form itself.
I think it makes sense for the heading from the form to be used - so yes, that's new. It's more flexible that way when changing from one mode to another. I'm not 100% sure if I want to deprecate all the "open with title" type settings, but it's certainly something I'm thinking about.
>> 2. the sub-heading for all NetWebBrowse now shows on both the top AND bottom of the browse - before, the sub-heading only showed at the top of the browse.
that's a bug - I'll try and duplicate.
cheers
Bruce
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Bruce,
I narrowed the double-sub-heading a bit more - it only displays on the top and bottom of the browse if the browse is embeded in a form.
Chuck
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Chuck,
I've not been able to duplicate. So more info needed please.
I presume you start with a menu item.
What kind of procedure does this call (browse / form etc)?
What mode is it calling it in (Link, Popup, ContentBody)?
Does the containing form have a title.
Does the containing form have a sub-title?
Does the embedded browse have a form?
If so, is that Form called in popup mode?
If you could tweak one of the shipping examples to show the effect, and post here, that would be great.
cheers
Bruce
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Bruce,
Okay - here is the final scoop:
The double sub-heading will appear on all browses, embeded or not, if the heading is left completely blank and there is a sub-heading entered. If double empty apostrophes are entered into the heading, i.e. '', there is no double sub-heading.
Don't know if this is a bug or your intended results.
Chuck
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are you in popup mode or page mode?
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This is page mode
Chuck
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sorry - haven't been able to duplicate.