Getting to Grips with Groups
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Getting to Grips with Groups
I have a repeat loop to clone a field and want to
group them.
Is there a way to "add to group xxx" or something similar?
If there is it could be put into the loop as they're created.
group them.
Is there a way to "add to group xxx" or something similar?
If there is it could be put into the loop as they're created.
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Re: Getting to Grips with Groups
Hi.
You likely want to look at the "copy" command, especially with its "into group" variant. You may also want to look at the "last" keyword, in case your loop does not handle this action explicitly.
Craig Newman
You likely want to look at the "copy" command, especially with its "into group" variant. You may also want to look at the "last" keyword, in case your loop does not handle this action explicitly.
Craig Newman
Re: Getting to Grips with Groups
I don't think that the copy command allows for re-naming.
The "selectedObject" function looks interesting as it produces
a list which seems to be a requirement for grouping.
What do you think?
The "selectedObject" function looks interesting as it produces
a list which seems to be a requirement for grouping.
What do you think?
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Re: Getting to Grips with Groups
If you keep one field in the group the clone command will clone within the group.
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Re: Getting to Grips with Groups
I do not understand.
You can create a single control, however you do it, and group it. You can then copy any other control into that group.
Cloning a control from a group member will place that new control in that group.
The options are wide open. What is it you need to do?
Craig
You can create a single control, however you do it, and group it. You can then copy any other control into that group.
Cloning a control from a group member will place that new control in that group.
The options are wide open. What is it you need to do?
Craig
Re: Getting to Grips with Groups
Craig
What I want to do is exactly as you describe.
So much to learn, so little time.
What I want to do is exactly as you describe.
So much to learn, so little time.
Is age an excuse? Eighty-four and counting.
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