onLoad I have a script (Hide_Toolbar_Text) with the following code:
application.setToolbarVisible('text',false);
However, when the form is loaded it still shows the text toolbar.
What am I missing?
Thank you,
David
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onLoad I have a script (Hide_Toolbar_Text) with the following code:
application.setToolbarVisible('text',false);
However, when the form is loaded it still shows the text toolbar.
What am I missing?
Thank you,
David
ScreenShot.doc (30.5 KB)
The command is:
application.setToolbarVisible('text',false)
You should either double-click the command or type app then control+space to get the contextual menu - so you don't accidentally type the wrong command.
Hope this helps.
davidaarong:
application.setToolbarVisible('text',false);
bcusick:
application.setToolbarVisible('text',false)
What is different?
I believe this should have worked. Are you sure the onload method is triggered?
Also you can disable the whole toolbar by using the kiosk plugin.
plugins.kioskmode.setToolBarVisible(false);
Hope this helps.
I created a method (Open_DB) which included
plugins.kioskmode.setToolBarVisible(false);
and added it to the on open method, yet I still get a text toolbar on that one layout that is show using showFormInDialog -- is this a bug?
All other forms work just fine, no toolbars at all.
Using:
Servoy Developer
Version 3.1.3-build 407
Java version 1.5.0_11-b03 (Windows XP)
I created a global, and set it to my name ('David'), and added it to my OnLoad method. And sure enough that works, but
application.setToolbarVisible('text',false)
does not.
Hi David,
You use a FormInDialog. In the showFormInDialog function you can set the text toolbar to false or true.
Are you by any chance setting it to true?
For reference this what the syntax looks like:
application.showFormInDialog(form,[x],[y],[width],[height],[dialog_title],[resizable],[showTextToolbar],[closeAllOnCloseButton])
You ROCK Robert... sure enough, I had it set to true in the showFormInDialog function.
Well, I all the wiser knowning that this function overides other functions when called for onLoad or onShow.
Thanks again Robert!