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| Publicado el 25,agosto 2018 - 21:27 |
Hi All
I am needing to change the colour of a control in a looper based on a condition. Here is the code I have tried:
TheMax is int = LOOP_MyLooper..Occurrence
FOR Rec = 1 TO TheMax
IF LOOP_MyLooper.ATT_MyStatus[Rec]..Value = "MyCondition" THEN
LOOP_MyLooper.ATT_MyStatusColor[Rec]..Color = DarkGreen
END
END
Attribute MyStatus is set to Value
Attribute MyStatusColor is set to Color
Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
Cheers
André |
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| Publicado el 25,agosto 2018 - 21:41 |
Hi,
IF LOOP_MyLooper.ATT_MyStatus[Rec]..Value = "MyCondition" THEN
LOOP_MyLooper.ATT_MyStatusColor[Rec]..Color = DarkGreen
END
Should this be
IF LOOP_MyLooper.ATT_MyStatus[Rec]..Value = "MyCondition" THEN
LOOP_MyLooper.ATT_MyStatusColor[Rec]..Color = DarkGreen
END |
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| Publicado el 26,agosto 2018 - 00:29 |
Hi André,
to complete Peter's message
An attribute is NOT a control where you can use properties.
An attribute is linked to ONE SPECIFIC property of a control.
So you need ot create an attribute linked to the color
Best regards |
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| Publicado el 26,agosto 2018 - 23:51 |
Howdy
Thanks Peter - understood.
Thanks Fabrice - understood - you will notice that I have an attribute linked to the color property of the control but was addressing it incorrectly as per Peter's post.
Still learning here - phew - so much to still understand.
Cheers
André |
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