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==== Popups - One Last time (I promise) (AREV Specific) ====
=== At 04 MAY 2000 11:23:51AM Dale Walker wrote: ===
 
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I would like to dispay several multi-valued columns in a popup using the F mode. These are grouped.



I would like to know how to do this.

Under 

Explicit Information (Depending on Mode)

row/record key

column# <- is is it possible to indicate more than one #?



I tried listing several column # and was crashed into the debugger using ";", ":", "," @vm, and @svm. Didn't work.



Also I tried under column formats listing the columns to be displayed and all I got was blanks.



Comments, Assistance, hoots and hollers, snide remarks gratefully accepted.



Dale
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=== At 04 MAY 2000 01:36PM Bill Titus wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Dale,



An F-mode popup call works with just one FMC, as far as I know. 



Why not simply build the entire popup on the fly? The POP.UP function is described in detail in the R/Basic documentation.

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=== At 04 MAY 2000 02:27PM Dale Walker wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>I guess I'll just have to. I was hoping that I could build it using the define | popup. Guess Not.



Thanks,

Dale

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=== At 04 MAY 2000 06:22PM Frank S. Adamo wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>]] I guess I'll just have to. I was hoping that I could build it using the define | popup. Guess Not. <<



Not really.  FYI, you can convert the multivalue fields to a R (record) file within a RBasic program which will allow you to use the POP.UP function.



It really isn't all that difficult to do -- mostly timeconsuming, but there's a lot more you can do with the POP.UP function.

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=== At 11 MAY 2000 08:06AM Chris Leenhouts wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>You can also use POP_UP_SOFT which allows you to design your popup and then specify only the POP.UP parameters that you want to over-ride in R/Basic. It is documented in the ARev Developer Series - System Subroutines manual.

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