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Here is as close as i can get: TABLE FILE CAR SUM SEATS WEIGHT BY COUNTRY BY MODEL ON COUNTRY SUBFOOT "SUBFOOT [ST.SEATS" ON TABLE SET STYLE * TYPE=TITLE,COLUMN=SEATS, DRILLMENUITEM='here is some text',URL=#,$ TYPE=SUBFOOT,ITEM=1,COLOR=RED,URL=#(title=ladeda) ,$ END --- what we want is the TITLE attribute of a URL link . And CSS tells me that they can't do it. So i've asked for a 'NewFeatureRequest'. In the meantime, the best i can comeup with is an empty link (url=#) that has a text display , but its only when you click on it. In the example above, i've used a column header for this type of link, you can use anything you put in a subfoot, using the ITEM= reference. I want the same thing you do. I want to be able to give field DEFINTIONS with a mouseover, but this workaround works for me. hope it helps you.
ps. hey kj, there's a cool article right here on Focal Point, by Dan Grady, on how to add popups to your reports....looks right on point!
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TABLE FILE CAR HEADING "Move mouse pointer over subfoot text to test" " " SUM SALES BY COUNTRY BY CAR ON COUNTRY RECAP MYSUBFOOT/A100 = ' ' title="Total country ' | COUNTRY | ' are ' | FTOA(SALES, '(D9)', 'A12') | ' dollars">TOTAL' ; ON COUNTRY SUBHEAD " " ON COUNTRY SUBFOOT " ON TABLE HOLD FORMAT HTMTABLE ON TABLE SET STYLE * TYPE=REPORT, GRID=OFF, $ TYPE=SUBFOOT, HEADALIGN=BODY, JUSTIFY=RIGHT, BACKCOLOR=WHEAT, $ TYPE=SUBFOOT, ITEM=1, COLSPAN=2, $ END -RUN
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!IBI.FIL.HOLD; -HTMLFORM END Regards, MikelThis message has been edited. Last edited by: <Mabel>,
I have a requirement like this. when ever we take the Mouse over a SUBFOOT, it should open a Drop down menu,in which, each item in the menu would be a URL.
Can we acheive this? Please let us know how can we acheive this?