APPLY OFF - Revision history

Mike.schofield at 10:12, 24 February 2011

2011-02-24T10:12:41Z

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	'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.		'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.

	~~== APPLY_OFF ==~~		----

	''How to make the "Apply" button unavailable on an input form.''		''How to make the "Apply" button unavailable on an input form.''


			'''APPLY_OFF'''

	On the occasion when an error has been detected early in a transaction, it is desireable to display the error and not to allow the transaction to proceed. Making the "Apply" button unavailable on the input form achieves this very well. Then the only option remaining is to "Cancel" the transaction.		On the occasion when an error has been detected early in a transaction, it is desireable to display the error and not to allow the transaction to proceed. Making the "Apply" button unavailable on the input form achieves this very well. Then the only option remaining is to "Cancel" the transaction.

Mike.schofield at 10:38, 25 January 2011

2011-01-25T10:38:46Z

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	== APPLY_OFF ==		== APPLY_OFF ==

	''~~The~~ "Apply" button on ~~the~~ input form ~~is made unavailable. The only option remaining is to cancel the transaction~~.''		''How to make the "Apply" button unavailable on an input form.''

	On the occasion when an error has been detected early in a transaction, it is desireable to display the error and not to allow the transaction to proceed. Making the "Apply" button unavailable on the input form achieves this very well.		On the occasion when an error has been detected early in a transaction, it is desireable to display the error and not to allow the transaction to proceed. Making the "Apply" button unavailable on the input form achieves this very well. Then the only option remaining is to "Cancel" the transaction.

	Enter the following Perl command in the "(M) Fields" script:		Enter the following Perl command in the "(M) Fields" script:

	print "\@{{APPLY_OFF\n";		print "\@{{APPLY_OFF\n";

Mike.schofield at 11:56, 24 January 2011

2011-01-24T11:56:53Z

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	~~Some tips~~ for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment.		'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.

	== APPLY_OFF ==		== APPLY_OFF ==

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2011-01-21T16:53:19Z

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Some tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment.

== APPLY_OFF ==

''The "Apply" button on the input form is made unavailable. The only option remaining is to cancel the transaction.''

On the occasion when an error has been detected early in a transaction, it is desireable to display the error and not to allow the transaction to proceed. Making the "Apply" button unavailable on the input form achieves this very well.

Enter the following Perl command in the "(M) Fields" script:

print "\@{{APPLY_OFF\n";