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Author Topic: HEIGHT attribute  (Read 6505 times)
Candy M.
Posts: 139


« on: December 17, 2009, 10:42:41 pm »

Our current version of BDL is 2.11.03 build-1169.8

Is it possible to use the HEIGHT attribute in a TEXTEDIT field which is part of a TABLE?
We want the height of columns in a TABLE to be more than one line and
we are having difficulty doing that when migrating from 2.11.03 to 2.21.

I can't get this to compile in 2.11.03:

[a     |b         |c         ]
[       |           |          ]
[a     |b         |c         ]
[       |           |          ]

though it compiles in 2.21.

In 2.11.03, this compiled:
[a     |b         |c         ]
                    [          ]
[a     |b         |c         ]
                    [           ]
where c is the TEXTEDIT column.

But it doesn't compile in 2.21.

So, I thought I'd try the HEIGHT attribute in TEXTEDIT, but it doesn't
compile.

I want to have a form that compiles in both versions of BDL so we
can migrate with ease to 2.21 without having 2 code sources.

Thanks,
Candy

(I have sent samples to support)
Andrew C.
Posts: 48


« Reply #1 on: January 05, 2010, 04:02:34 am »

I have also found a program with

Code
  1. [a     |b         |c         ]
  2.                    [          ]
  3. [a     |b         |c         ]
  4.                    [          ]

in a table; the fix I applied was to "stretch" the other fields too:

Code
  1. [a     |b         |c         ]
  2. [       |           |          ]
  3. [a     |b         |c         ]
  4. [       |           |          ]
  5.  

I have only found one sample program so far, and I confess I haven't checked out what it looks like, which I should probably do
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