Shift - Click / Control - Click (wodFtpDLX / wodFtpDLX.NET)
Is there a way to disable the shift-click and control-click capability in the GUI? I only want my user to be able to select 1 file at a time.
Shift - Click / Control - Click
Anita,
hi. Yes, you could do it. You should use ActionSelect event, and then loop through DirItems and check if more than on is selected
http://www.weonlydo.com/FtpDLX/Help/wodFtpDLX-DirItem-Selected.html
and then just deselect ones you're not interested in.
Can you try that?
Kreso
Shift - Click / Control - Click
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, (3929 days ago) @ Jasmine
I'm working in PowerBuilder. I cannot access the DirItems collection. I continue to get the error message:
Error: Error accessing external object property diritems at line 7.....
Here is my code in the Click event:
long ll_count
string remote_path
remote_path = ole_ftp.object.RemotePath
ole_ftp.object.ListDir(remote_path)
ll_count = ole_ftp.object.DirItems.Count
I was thinking if I could access DirItems I could loop through as you suggested or call the SelectAll() method, unselect everything and the select just the one item. But I continue to get the error regarding DirItems. I'm not sure what I'm missing.
Shift - Click / Control - Click
Anita,
this is a different problem now - why DirItems cannot be accessed? Did you try to access it to set it as separate object to your local variable, and then access Count property?
Kreso
Shift - Click / Control - Click
by , (3929 days ago) @ Jasmine
I don't think I know how to do what you suggested. This is what I tried:
long ll_count, rc
string remote_path
oleobject diritems
remote_path = ole_ftp.object.RemotePath
ll_count = 3
diritems = create oleobject
rc = diritems.ConnectToNewObject("WeOnlyDo.DirItems")
ole_ftp.object.ListDir(remote_path)
ll_count = DirItems.Count
DESTROY diritems
This is in the click event. There are 6 files in my folder on my ftp server. I know I'm successfully creating the object because I'm not getting any error messages. Also, ll_count returns 0 instead of 3, so this tells me that DirItems.Count = 0. I just don't think the object is populated with anything.
I tried calling ListDir() both before and after I created the new object. I still get 0 as my DirItems.Count
