Method:Classic General Q&A

Re: Failure of Actions to execute

Rolf — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 17:25:13 GMT

Thanks for the quick reply Michael. I'll try your suggestions.

Rolf

Re: Failure of Actions to execute

Method_Michael — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 14:08:26 GMT

Rolf-

Rolf:

Could the subsequent action not be queued and wait for completion of the text-change actions, as I find the warning message quite easy to miss?

If not, is there a way to insert a beep into the warning message to make it more noticible, or alternatively make it substantially larger?

Currently it doesn't queue the actions and there is no way to change this. Right now you can't customize the warning that is displayed.

As far as pressing Enter calling Save & New you can change what actions Enter calls by clicking Advanced when customizing the screen and changing the drop down for 'Enter keyboard stroke calls:'

Rolf:
As an aside, the same type of warning message is used in the 'Conditional Warning' action, which I use extensively, and again I'm wondering if there's a way I can add a beep and/or make the message larger and more noticible.

For conditional warnings you can put HTML in the message so you can customize it further and make the text larger. A quick example would be using <h1>. You could do something like <h1> Large Message </h1>.

-Michael

Failure of Actions to execute

Rolf — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 22:52:26 GMT

I've recently encountered a problem where I have a field that performs an action upon a text change. This of course doesn't execute until the field loses focus If the new focus is on a button that should then run some actions (ie. Save), or another field with an action requirement on focus, or even the enter key (which appears to execute a save and new function), then those subsequent actions never execute, and all I get is the yellow "Screen still loading. Try again' message at the top of my screen.

My question is:

Could the subsequent action not be queued and wait for completion of the text-change actions, as I find the warning message quite easy to miss?

If not, is there a way to insert a beep into the warning message to make it more noticible, or alternatively make it substantially larger?

As an aside, the same type of warning message is used in the 'Conditional Warning' action, which I use extensively, and again I'm wondering if there's a way I can add a beep and/or make the message larger and more noticible.

thanks for the help,

Rolf