Re: SNGCHCFLD and PSHBTNFLD - Seems that nothing is selected

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This is a stupid answer, but its the answer I use.  You can get 
appealing results by changing the name of your "OK" button and calling 
it "Cancel".

The other solution that I can think of would be to use a subfile for the 
3 elements and use a SFLSNGCHC or SFLMLTCHC keywords.  (This is an 
appealing choice in some situations.)  Look at the second image.  It 
shows the SFLSNGCHG keyword.  http://tinyurl.com/8v4q8


Charles St-Laurent wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I designed a window with a single choice list of 3 elements, and a button
> "OK" at the bottom of the window. If the user clicks on an element of my
> single choice list, everithing works fine. But if he positions the cursor on
> an element of the list and then push the OK button, my program does not
> receive any selection. I also tried to use the CHCCTL to get the selection
> but it does not work if the user hightlights an element of my list and then
> push the OK button...
>
> Any suggestion to get the item that is highlighted when the user push the OK
> button?
>
> Here's a short piece of my display file code:
>
> A            F12            2Y 0B  6  8SNGCHCFLD(*RSTCSR *AUTOSLT *NOSLTIN-
> A                                      D *AUTOENT)
> A                                      CHOICE(1 'Choice 1')
> A                                      CHOICE(2 'Choice 2')
> A                                      CHOICE(3 'Choice 3')
> A                                      CHCCTL(1 &FLD03)
> A                                      CHCCTL(2 &FLD04)
> A                                      CHCCTL(3 &FLD10)
> A            F13            2Y 0B 10 32PSHBTNFLD
> A                                      PSHBTNCHC(1 'OK' ENTER)
> A            FLD03          1Y 0H
> A            FLD04          1Y 0H
> A            FLD10          1Y 0H
>
> Charles St-Laurent