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| Publicado el 28,mayo 2015 - 18:39 |
Is there a way to list the visible widgets in a dashboard control or a way to tell if a single widget is shown or hidden?
Functions I've tried:
WinStatus() - Always returns Not Found. Must not play nice with internal windows.
I tried these hoping it would return 0/null if the window wasn't found, but they error out.
WinInXPos()
WinOutXPos()
WinStatus |
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| Publicado el 28,mayo 2015 - 19:03 |
| Hi, a widget is basically an internal window. I didn't try but I'd say that all procedures to detect an open MDI-window will work on the widgets as well. |
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| Publicado el 28,mayo 2015 - 19:13 |
| MDIEnumChild() returns no results unfortunately. |
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| Publicado el 28,mayo 2015 - 19:22 |
Curtis
DashCount() may be your friend - I have not tried it.
From the Help (v20)
Example // Displays the number of widgets displayed and the total number of widgets InfoBuild("The dashboard contains %1 widgets among which %2 are displayed", ... DashCount(DASH_Dashboard, toTotal), DashCount(DASH_Dashboard, toShown)) |
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| Publicado el 28,mayo 2015 - 19:24 |
| If they are internal windows did you check if the internal windows control is visible or not? |
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| Publicado el 28,mayo 2015 - 19:26 |
| I also just found DashCount Derek. I think that might be my best option. Get a DashCount(). Loop through each widget subscript and check the ..caption to see if the widget is visible. |
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| Publicado el 28,mayo 2015 - 21:24 |
That won't work either.
If I have 4 widgets in a row and the second one is hidden, this code will get the captions of the first three widgets instead of the first three visible widgets. If I change ..Caption to ..Visible arrWidgets is filled with all ones although the second one should be 0.
arrWidgets is array of string
FOR i = 1 _TO_ DashCount(DASH_Chart,toShown)
ArrayAdd(arrWidgets,DASH_Chart..Caption)
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| Publicado el 28,mayo 2015 - 22:34 |
| I think I'll be able to do it with global booleans. Set a global boolean to false for each chart. At end of init for each chart set the corresponding boolean to true. Before executing a charts code check for a true boolean. When hiding a widget(DeleteWidget process) set the boolean back to false. |
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| Publicado el 29,mayo 2015 - 04:13 |
Hello Curtis,
Try This:
DoesWidgetsExist(sWIn is string) //See how many are in the dashboard control nCnt is int = DashCount(DASH_SalesHome,toTotal) //loop thru all the dash widgets find out who is here FOR i = 1 TO nCnt IF DASH_SalesHome..Name = sWIn THEN RESULT = True BREAK ELSE RESULT = False END END DW |
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