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Re: How to set cursor position to a particular field in a panelinPeoplesoft ?



Hi

I used SetCursorPos in RowInit but what happens is when I open that
particular panel in that panelgroup directly it will set the cursor
position to that field but once I go to another panel and come back the
cursor is at the first field in the layout order.

If there was a command like PanelChanged I would have used it and
checked if the panel has changed and again reset the cursor position
back to the required field.
But we don't have any command like PanelChanged in Peoplecode.

If there was a command like SetNextField I would have used it to achieve
the task and placed the cursor at what ever fields the user is supposed
to enter and skip all other fields which need no updation.  But we don't
have any command like SetNextField in Peoplecode.

Is there any other way to achieve the above task.

Thanks.
Pramod.


>From: Bob Buford <bbuford@CCCI.ORG>
>Reply-To: SQR-USERS@list.iex.net
>To: Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS <SQR-USERS@list.iex.net>
>Subject: Re: How to set cursor position to a particular field in a
panelinPeoplesoft ?
>Date: Fri, 2 Apr 1999 14:12:33 -0500
>
>Hi Pramod,
>
>SetCursorPos (Panel.panelname, ... [recordname.] fieldname,
target_row).
>
>It's specific to the panelname you use in the command.
>
>>>> Pramod Bhavanam <pramod_ps2@HOTMAIL.COM> 04/02/99 01:55PM >>>
>Hi all
>
>This is not a SQR question but hoping that there are PS users as well
in
>this list I am posting this.
>
>In Peoplesoft 7.5 using Peoplecode Is there a way to set the cursor
>position to a particular editable field on a panel of a panel group
>irrespective of the panel layout order of fields ?
>
>I know that if we put that editable field first in the layout order we
>will always have the cursor in that field if we are in that panel
>anytime.
>
>But without changing the tab sequence order I want the cursor to be
>placed on a particular field which is other than the first editable
>field.
>
>How can we do it using Peoplecode ?
>
>I would appreciate if anyone could reply with a solution / possible
>solution if any.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Pramod.
>
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