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I have an application that when it opens a grid is populated , what i need to do now , is dynamically change the color of a cell depending on the value of that cell
Any clues on how i can do this?
Peter
D: WF 7.6.2 P. : WF 7.6.2 on W2003 ------------------------------------------------------------------ I see myself as an intelligent, sensitive human, with the soul of a clown which forces me to blow it at the most important moments.
Hey Pete I believe this code is what you need. In this demo, if the value in the cell is 0 then change the color of the cell.
Only thing is, when the form refreshes, the colors change. You SHOULD put this code in an ONLOAD function and that should be good.
Mark
var numberOfRows = eval("window.Grid1_nor"); // evaluate entire Grid var count = 0; // set count to zero for (count = 0; count < numberOfRows; count++) // for count equals 0, count less than number of Grid rows, increment count { val = parseInt( window.Grid1_grid[col][count] ); // evaluate integer value in column 0, row if ( !isNaN( val ) ) { if (val == 0) // if value equals zero { Form1.Grid1.QuickSetBackColor (col, count, 0xFF); // Set background color to RED // ----- OR ----- Form1.Grid1.QuickSetTextColor (col, count, 0xFF); // Set foreground color to RED } Form1.Grid1.RedrawAll(); } }
Posts: 663 | Location: New York | Registered: May 08, 2003
I been playing with your solution a bit , but how can i put this in an onload function
is this in an HTML control?
can you please give me an example?
Thanks
P.
D: WF 7.6.2 P. : WF 7.6.2 on W2003 ------------------------------------------------------------------ I see myself as an intelligent, sensitive human, with the soul of a clown which forces me to blow it at the most important moments.
Hey Pete An Onload function is a Javascript file that you create separately and link or embed into the application. Here is the code:
var OriginalOnload = document.body.onload; document.body.onload = LoadFunct;
function LoadFunct() { if (OriginalOnload) OriginalOnload ();
// your code goes here
}
Once this code is embedded (or linked) to the form, every time the form refreshes, the code runs. You will need this to dynamically change the cell colors. I have a good article on OnLoad functions. Send me your e-mail and I will get it to you.
Mark
Posts: 663 | Location: New York | Registered: May 08, 2003
I played a bit with the method you gave me , and i got it working now !!!!
Thanks (again)
P.
D: WF 7.6.2 P. : WF 7.6.2 on W2003 ------------------------------------------------------------------ I see myself as an intelligent, sensitive human, with the soul of a clown which forces me to blow it at the most important moments.