Problem with "next" menu.

[kyto]

Hello!
I try to add next/previous menu to my application(with a CSV database), it works only if I select a row or a cell, (it advances only a row).

Sub mnuNext_Click
row1 = (Table1.SelectedRow+1) Mod table1.RowCount
ShowRow
End Sub

There exists the way of which it continues with the next row without having to select again a cell?

Thanks!

 

[dzt]

Hi,

If I correctly understand do the following:

NEXT:
table1.SelectCell(table1.SelectedCol, table1.SelectedRow+1)

PREVIOUS:
table1.SelectCell(table1.SelectedCol, table1.SelectedRow-1)

...and to fill textboxes you need only to catch

Table1_SelectionChanged (ColName, Row) event

 

[alfcen]

Hola kyto
I have good experience with this:

Sub Globals
Dim current_row
End Sub

Sub mnuPrev_Click
current_row= (current_row+table1.RowCount-1) Mod table1.RowCount
End Sub

Sub mnuNext_Click
current_row= (current_row+1) Mod table1.RowCount
End Sub

Saludos
Robert

 

[kyto]

Thanks!

Thanks for their responses.

dzt: I tried your response and until now it has worked, I had problem with the last row, but I believe that it already should solve it.

alfcen: I could not have achieved that your suggestion works, but I will keep on trying, since it is interesting to me to understand the solution.
Would be grateful to you enormously if you could post a small example. (I’m Sorry, but still I complicate some simple things)

Again, thank you very much.

 

[alfcen]

Hola Kyto

Well, you made it. Prev and Next are working like a charm.
There were a few syntax errors and incomplete routines.

I have added more functions to your application:

1. Add new records
2. Delete records
3. Save a backup database CSV
4. Table sorting
5. 3D buttons
6. Record position indicator
7. Form re-design (matter of taste)
8. Code optimization
9. Tab order for data input established
10. Program icon added
11. Controls optimized for desktop and device

Definitely still imperfect but I hope this helps.

Cheers
Robert (alfcen)

 

[dzt]

Hello Robert,

Excellent design!
I wish I could see through your eyes...

But you still need something to always show the selected row:
table1.SelectCell(table1.SelectedCol, cur_row)

See you

 

[alfcen]

Hello Dimitris,
Thanks so much for the additional nice flavor!
Unfortunately, there is no FullRowSelect for Tables.

The modified source is attached hereto.

Senor kyto: update the source, por favor

The eyes of dzt are looking much deeper into B4PPC :sign0162:

If it is not too much trouble, please have a look at my suite of B4PPC applications hosted on:

http://www.alfcen.com/pocket/

I would highly value your opinion.

Cheers
Robert

 

[kyto]

Thanks ! (Again)

Hello!

Dimitris: Thanks!
Robert:
The modifications that you did to the code helped me enough, I have understood much better some things, I will keep on working in, and I hope to keep on being provided with his help if I have problems.

I have seen some of your applications (Wow) :sign0098:they seem to me quite interesting, which more I have explored up to today, it is Tonight's Sky (many years ago i was looking for something similar and I did not find anything interesting).
These applications seem to me of excellent quality, and also they demonstrate the big projects that can be obtained, congratulations.

Saludos!