Josh, sounds like you've been doing things the hard way up til now...
If you correctly link your popup trigger and associated list ( by setting the List ID attr of the trigger ) all that work you've described happens *automagically* for you! ie The list will be shown until the user selects an item, at which time the list will be hidden again (don't forget to un-check the Usable attr for the list in Constructor when you build the form). The default action then is for the selected text from the list to be placed in the popup trigger's label. However, you can intercept the popSelectEvent and do whatever you like...
HTH, Gavin Josh Narins wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > When a list from a PopTrigger is selected, a popSelectEvent is > generated, and from there we can get the selection made on the list. huh? 'when you get a popSelectEvent you make the trigger unusable and show the list. Then you get a list event, after which you make the list invisible and make usable the trigger (and perhaps redraw what was under the list) You make it sound like the popSelectEvent is what happens when you choose something from the list.
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