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ottoshmidt1
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 Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 12:09 am Post subject: [Solved]Form Control Visible/Invisible with macro |
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Hi,
Form Controls in ooo 3.2 have option Visible (Yes, No)... Can I access that property with macros?
I have tried: .visbible = 0 (just like .enabled = 0) but that didn't work...
Is there any possible way?
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QuazzieEvil
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Are you using the control's Model or View?
To hide/show a control, you need to use the View:
1) Get Control Model : oModel= Form.getByName("txtName")
2) Get View: oView= FormDocument.CurrentControler.getControl(oModel)
4) Set Visibility: oView.setVisible(True) | oView.setVisible(False)
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| QuazzieEvil wrote: | Are you using the control's Model or View?
To hide/show a control, you need to use the View:
1) Get Control Model : oModel= Form.getByName("txtName")
2) Get View: oView= FormDocument.CurrentControler.getControl(oModel)
4) Set Visibility: oView.setVisible(True) | oView.setVisible(False) |
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