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Version 3.1 upgrade
Posted: 08 Oct 09 1:54 AM
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In previous versions of ITScriptNet, I have several prompts I use to inform the user that some processing is occurring. These prompts consist only of a text element (not a textbox) containing my progress message. The code that executes to determine what to do next is placed into the AfterDisplay script. Generally, the final line in the code I place into the AfterDisplay script is a GoToPrompt("Prompt",FALSE).
In 3.1a, none of these type prompts display while the code in the AfterDisplay script executes like they did in previous versions. Can you assist me in determining which event to place my code into so the user sees the prompt for at least the time it takes for the code to execute?
Mark Robinson |
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Re: Version 3.1 upgrade
Posted: 08 Oct 09 7:24 PM
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I found a way to get my messages back on the prompts I described above. A little convoluted, a little odd, but nothing else would work.
I changed my text elements to buttons, and set up a timer on the prompt to SetFocus("this.ButtonUserInfo") every 1/4 second while the code in the AfterDisplay script executes.
Mark Robinson |
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