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Greetings, I'm having a couple of problems with two webfaced project that I'm working on, and thought maybe someone out there could help. Both projects I am working with were created using WDSCi version 5.1.2.4. Here are the two problems I am having. 1. I am having a problem with the location of the command buttons that are being displayed on one particular page. This particular page has a subfile and below the subfile is the command buttons. This is actually two screens combined with the OVERLAY keyword. These command buttons replace the use of the function keys in the green screen version (i.e. F3=Exit). The problem is that when the program adds a record to the subfile, and the page is refreshed the size of the subfile increases, and eventually the command buttons get moved off of the viewing area. The only way to see the command buttons is to use the scroll bar and scroll down to the bottom of the page. What I would like to know is there a way to fix the problem? The users are complaining that they have to hit the scroll bar to see the function keys and that it's annoying to them. 2. This second problem is more of a cosmetic thing. In another project there is a page where there is a constant that is 63 characters long followed by one space, and then a 10 character entry field. When the webfaced project is created and run in the test environment the page shows the 63 character constant and then there is a big gap (looks like about 12 or so character spaces) and then the 10 character entry field. There is nothing functionally wrong with it but, it just looks weird. I've tried everything I can think of to reduce the gap between the constant and the entry field but have had no luck. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Is there a way to get around this problem, or is it just a quirk with webfacing? Sorry for the long e-mail but, I wanted to make sure I explained my problem as detailed as possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Michael Soucy michaelsoucy@xxxxxxxxxxx
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