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Creating a Clickable Table in UI

Amit Tiwari
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I want to create such an UI Where a table is displayed and the user is able to make selections by clicking on any row in the table. 

 

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Hi Amit,

 

To achieve what you are after you will probably need to research the List Box dialogue item type - SingleSelList / MultiSelList and all the associated DGList functions.

 

You will also need to check out OnTab items and DGListSetDialItemOnTabField. Using this you can use many different dialogue item types - not just text / icons.

 

Cheers,

Danny

 

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Amit Tiwari
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@Amit Tiwari ,

There is no need to tag Ralph (or anyone else) personally unless you need to get their specific attention to a post.

If it is just a general question, it is open for anyone to answer.

I am sure Ralph browses this forum when he has the time and if he feels inclined to answer, I am sure he will.

 

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Hi Amit,

 

To achieve what you are after you will probably need to research the List Box dialogue item type - SingleSelList / MultiSelList and all the associated DGList functions.

 

You will also need to check out OnTab items and DGListSetDialItemOnTabField. Using this you can use many different dialogue item types - not just text / icons.

 

Cheers,

Danny

 

In addition to what Danny wrote, take a look at the example project "DG_Test", specifically code including "DG::SingleSelListBox". The OwnerDrawnListBoxPalette class is one case.

Ralph Wessel BArch
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Thank you Danny, I shall research these right away. 

Thank you Ralph. I will go through this Example Right away. 

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