Re: Problem with form - group item type

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Hi Jon:

I recommend you to use another way to define the group, if you only want to 
group de items 2-4
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grid
{
  [item1     ]
}
end --grid
group
   grid
   {
    [item2][item3][item4]
   }
   end --grid
end --group
grid
{
    [item5                                   ]
}
end --grid
end  --vbox
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I hope it works as you want

Renán Quezada Domínguez





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jon Earle" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 8:54 AM
Subject: [fourjs-users] Problem with form - group item type


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> y Telecomunicaciones.
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>
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I have a form, much like:
>
> ..
> GRID
> {
> ... various items
>  [item1                                               ]
>
>  <G g1                                >
>   [item2      ][item3    ][item 4    ]
>
>  [item5                                                       ]
> ... more items
> }
> END
> ..
>
> According to the docs, I need space around the items that are to be 
> contained
> within the GROUP item type to separate them from other items.  I've done
> that.  Problem is, when I compile this form, I get an error saying:
>
> # The element 'item5' conflicts with group-box 'g1'.
> # See error number -6813.
>
> Only way I can compile this form is to end the GRID after the GROUP item 
> (and
> the item2-4 row) and start a new GRID before item5 (and put lots of
> whitespace in front of item5 to line it up, more or less, with the items 
> in
> the preceeding GRID.
>
> GDC version is 1.31.1l, build 293.47.  Form compiler version is 620.267.
>
> Why does the form compiler think that items after the blank line are part 
> of
> the group?  What am I doing wrong?
>
> Cheers!
> Jon
>
> -- 
> Jon Earle
> Software Developer / Network Manager
> Specialising in Open Source Software Solutions
> http://kronos.honk.org/~earlej/
>
>
>