UNCONF: PRB:GETS Disabled When All Records Are Deleted

ID: Q119353

2.60 WINDOWS kbprg kbprb ***************************************************************** ** - WARNING - ** ** THE INFORMATION BELOW IS PRELIMINARY AND HAS NOT BEEN ** ** CONFIRMED, EDITED OR TESTED BY MICROSOFT. USE ONLY ** ** WITH DISCRETION. ** ***************************************************************** -------------------------------------------------------------------- The information in this article applies to: - Microsoft FoxPro for Windows, version 2.6 -------------------------------------------------------------------- SYMPTOMS ======== All data-entry fields (gets) are disabled when all records are deleted from a screen that was created through the ScreenWizard. CAUSE ===== The CASE structure that is used in the ScreenWizard disables the GET fields and doesn't enable them when the ADD push-button is selected. Steps to Reproduce Behavior --------------------------- 1. Enter the following into the Command window to create a new table: CREATE TABLE DATA (code1 c(1), code2 c(1), code3 c(1)) INSERT INTO DATA (code1, code2, code3) ; VALUES ("A","B","C") INSERT INTO DATA (code1, code2, code3) ; VALUES ("B","C","A") INSERT INTO DATA (code1, code2, code3) ; VALUES ("C","A","B") INSERT INTO DATA (code1, code2, code3) ; VALUES ("A","C","A") 2. Run the ScreenWizard using the table called DATA.DBF. Add all the fields;no sorting, choose 'Save and run screen'. Name the screen DATA.SCX. 3. On the new screen select the DELETE push-button. Delete the four(4) records inserted. When the last record is deleted, the ADD and CLOSE push-buttons will be active. 4. Push the ADD push-button and try to enter something into the fields. All the get fields are disabled. RESOLUTION ========== Add the following line to the WHEN snippet for the ADD button: SHOW GETS ENABLE or, close and reopen the screen. Additional reference words: FoxWin 2.60 screen window won't open edit unconfirmed KBCategory: kbprg kbprb KBSubcategory: FxprgGeneral

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