John K ha scritto:
> Re my earlier e-mail I've solved the problem by repopulating the
> combobox at the end of the Button_Click() subroutine.
> However I have another question. If I create a combobox with:
> DIM hComboBox AS ComboBox
> hComboBox = NEW ComboBox ( Frame1 )
>
> it doesn't accept any
I believe you need to use Object.Attach()
If you create the control via the GUI, it's automatically attached to
the Form, but when you create the control yourself, you need to tell the
Form that you want to capture events from the object.
Example:
PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
DIM hComboBox AS Combo
Re my earlier e-mail I've solved the problem by repopulating the
combobox at the end of the Button_Click() subroutine.
However I have another question. If I create a combobox with:
DIM hComboBox AS ComboBox
hComboBox = NEW ComboBox ( Frame1 )
it doesn't accept any events ie hComboBox_Change()
bu
Hi,
should be as simple as:
cmbName.Add("fred")
at the same time you add to the database
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> I have a combobox which is populated on the fly from a sqlite DB when
> the form opens.
> Does anyone have any ideas how I can repopulate this box when more items
> are added to the DB from the same form, without closing the form and
> re-opening it? Put briefly I have:-
>
> Public sub form_o
I have a combobox which is populated on the fly from a sqlite DB when
the form opens.
Does anyone have any ideas how I can repopulate this box when more items
are added to the DB from the same form, without closing the form and
re-opening it? Put briefly I have:-
Public sub form_open()
Populate
