You gain a lot of flexibility with this method because it's so easy to copy and paste once you've put it into your solution. To follow that up within FileMaker 14, we got the new objects named Button Bars. There is, however, a great way to provide the visual feedback you desire by using FileMaker's Button Bar object. (You define the segments as buttons or popover buttons. You can use FileMaker's containers fields, calculation fields, and even normal text fields.
#FILEMAKER BUTTONBAR COLOR PRO#
FileMaker Pro creates a button bar with three segments on the layout and displays the Button Bar Setup dialog box. if it is not empty your are safe and should be green Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options. Dim buttonBar1 As TXTextControl.ButtonBar = New TXTextControl.ButtonBar()īuttonBar1.ButtonStyle = īuttonBar1.ButtonPositions = New TXTextControl.Button() īuttonBar1.BorderStyle = ĭim colors As = New ()Ĭolors.BackColor = Ĭolors.ComboBoxBackColor = Ĭolors.ForeColor = Ĭolors.ButtonBackColorTop = Ĭolors.ButtonFrameColor = īuttonBar1.Displa圜olors.ResetButtonFrameColor() ' In this line, the 'ResetButtonFrameColor()' Method is used. To define a new button bar, in the status toolbar, click the Button Bar tool, then drag the crosshair to draw the button bar. Value is Less Than or Equal to 0 returns fill color of Green Value is Greater than 0 returns fill color of Red Your choice on the colors but 2 cents.
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