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| wlanguage read of popup menus |
| Iniciado por dsprosystems, 12,oct. 2016 12:29 - No hay respuesta |
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| Publicado el 12,octubre 2016 - 12:29 |
Hi
Does anyone know of any wlanguage syntax fuctions/methods to read sequentially read menu/sub menu options and their properties (caption/image/visible etc) of a popup menu. Also, is it possible to add a glink or ID to a menu/submenu within a popup
The issue i have is that we create a tree menu within side-bar sections and i want to use groupware to enable/disable but the only way to create the tree menu options is at runtime (static values). If we have the static values on popup menus (hidden) then we can control these via groupware and use them as a template to build the tree menu at runtime based on whether they are visible or not - this is the only way we could think of having the tree menu controlled by central groupware
Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated
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cheers
Dave |
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