Search options (Page 72 of 104)

Hello,
The search button can either be manually clicked or automatically triggered (in which case I usually hide it).
In order for the search button to automatically trigger, you need to set the increm. Search property of form1.combobox1 to the relevant search button (form1.button1) - have a look at the screen capture.
Regards,
Derek.

Hi,
If I understand your question correctly, then I'm not sure why you need to use a script.
It seems that all you are wanting to do is filter tablegrid1 by customer which is a standard MVD search with no script required and the result can either be output to the same tablegrid (tablegrid1) or, as you are doing, to a separate tablegrid (tablegrid2).
Please have a look at the objects that I added to your project as an example.
Derek.

Hi Manixs,
Try putting this between the 'begin.....end' at the bottom of your script.
   form1.tablegrid1.dbPopupMenu.Items.Find('Show Record').enabled := false; 
In this example, 'Show Record' is the right-click item that I want to disable. 
You can do this for any or all of the right-click context items.
Please see also the attachment.
Regards,
Derek.

Hi Manixs,
Not sure what your requirement to do something like this could be, but perhaps you can do it like this?
Derek.

Hi,
Please look at the two screenshots in the attachment which shows how to configure your images to be stored as a 'linkfile'.
https://app.box.com/s/xf4y42gfk7522808abp2v6ukxwakcn1j
You may have images that are stored in many different locations on your PC - this doesn't matter as the link is specific to that image. 
However, you can also choose to have all of the images from all the different locations copied and stored all in one location (for convenience). 
To do this, set the 'type' to LinkFile and then specify a folder in 'CopyTo'.  If, as in my example, you specify 'store' this will search for a folder within the application called 'store' and save the images there;  this is part of the application but NOT part of the database. 
Alternatively, if you specify a full path in 'CopyTo' it is stored completely outside of the application.
I hope this is clear.
Regards,
Derek.

Aha!  It makes more sense now.
Thanks JB.

Hi Dmitry,
At the moment, I create a panel that is the same size as the form and then add all my objects so that they are subordinate to the panel - then all I need to do is copy / paste the panel.  But using a panel for this purpose is an overhead and the new form must still be created and set up to the correct size, colour etc.
An option to copy an entire form would, I think, be a better way.  Is this something that you might consider?
Derek.

Hi,
Can you attach your project and describe what is wrong?
I use the 'incremental search' feature in most of my projects and have never had any problems.
Derek.

Hi Cujos,
Had a quick look at your message.
In answer to your original question -

This is because when you use the linkfile option, it stores the path+file name in a field (in your example - main_table.bild_filename).  If you then rename the file as you are doing, you need to update main_table.bild_filename at the same time otherwise MVD can't find the image.
If you didn't need to rename the file, it would be very simple, using the 'copyto' object property of dbimage1.
But if it is a requirement to choose an image from the source folder, copy the image to another location, rename the image and then delete the image from the souce folder, I would perhaps do it like this (see attached);  obviously, you will need to change a couple of things in the script where I have hard-coding pathnames (I was in a hurry!) but the approach should work for you.
Hopefully, it will give you a few ideas,
Derek.

Привет Nikolai,
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С Уважением,
Derek.

Glad it's working now how you want it to.
Attached are a couple of suggested cosmetic changes to your original program - it's more to show you the sort of things that you can do with MVD - it's very flexible.
Good Luck,
Derek.