Re: Number of Controls - Application Browser vs. Script

Yes it looks like I would need to create a filter to account for all the datagrid objects... this would work but I will have to remember never to create a group that starts with "dg". thanks. On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 2:39 PM, Pete wrote: > Hi Glen, > I haven't found a way to exclude them from be

Re: Number of Controls - Application Browser vs. Script

On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 9:14 PM, Glen Bojsza wrote: > I have a stack with a single card and several objects that I have placed on > it ... including a datagrid. > > In the application browser it shows 58 controls for the card (all the ones > I expected). > > From script > > put the number of contr

Re: Number of Controls - Application Browser vs. Script

PS to my post. You can, of course, look for the datagrid name in the long name of the control as Ian suggested. In my case, I had an interest in gathering information about some of the controls so I had to be a bit more granular than that. Pete Molly's Revenge O

Re: Number of Controls - Application Browser vs. Script

Hi Glen, I haven't found a way to exclude them from being returned by any of the standard methods of looping through the controls in a script but I have managed to identify which controls are part of the datagrid. If it helps, you can see the structure of a datagrid by selecting it, then in the me

Re: Number of Controls - Application Browser vs. Script

You might be able to filter the long ids of the controls to exclude ones contained by the datagrid group. Ian On 16 Nov 2011, at 20:14, Glen Bojsza wrote: > I have a stack with a single card and several objects that I have placed on > it ... including a datagrid. > > In the application browser