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mins="1|60|1" MyDialog002=`097,009,018,012,SPINNER,mins,"15",DEFAULT,2,0,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT`But putting the hard values in the dialog line doesnt work, as such
MyDialog002=`097,009,018,012,SPINNER,1|60|1,"15",DEFAULT,2,0,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT`If put that parameter "in quotes" and it worked.
MyDialog002=`097,009,018,012,SPINNER,1|60|1,"15",DEFAULT,2,0,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT`Another weird thing - when I hard coded it, I could make it go negative. With a variable, it would not go below "00".
why?
"Use the control’s variable attribute to set the range of values that the control will display. The variable should contain a vertical bar (|) delimited list with two or three items."
Note the phrase "variable should contain". If you do not place a valid variable name in the variable attribute field of a control definition, the contents of the field are ignored and you get defaults.
Article ID: W16923
File Created: 2007:07:03:14:27:06
Last Updated: 2007:07:03:14:27:06