Disappearing Buttons

Hi, I've run into a problem concerning buttons added to a form. Ive added buttons to the user defined fields area of item master data (formType = -150). This works fine, but when I close the user defined fields part and the reopen it the buttons disappear. Then whenever I open Item master data there are no buttons. I have to restart the add-on. Any suggestions?

It doesn't seem to be working for me... this is how I translated it to C#:
     if (pVal.FormTypeEx.Equals("-150"))
          if (pVal.EventType.Equals(SAPbouiCOM.BoEventTypes.et_FORM_LOAD) && pVal.BeforeAction == false)
          oForm = SBO_Application.Forms.GetFormByTypeAndCount(-150, pVal.FormTypeCount);
          ItemMasterData();
I replaced EventEnum with pVal.EventType I don't know if that might be the problem...
ItemMasterData(); is a function that creates the buttons.
Message was edited by:
        Costas Ioannou
Message was edited by:
        Costas Ioannou

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A good example (but much more complicated than what I need) of what I want is Sonny, an online game (found here: [http://www.kongregate.com/games/ArmorGames/sonny]). My game is a Deat hMatch program, 1 vs. 1, including an inventory and a store.
Someone please help me, it would be really nice if you gave me a super basic program that had all of the things I want in it.

coopkev2 wrote:
This is what I want:
- Multiple screens, each with different backgrounds that I made in paintdifferent JPanels
- Button-type objects (you click on a picture of a sword to attack, for example) on each screen that will, when clicked, make text appear for 1 second then disappearSwing Timer would work well here.
- Buttons to switch between the screensSwap JPanels using a CardLayout
I have no idea how to go about this... I have a book on Java, but it uses BreezySwing and I know that's just a basic program and I'll never use it again. I want to learn the actual Java graphics, but the tutorial on this site confused me and I couldn't get any of the supplied programs (there were hardly any full programs!!) to work.Start at the beginning of the Sun Swing tutorials and work your way through. There really is no substitute to good hard studying.
Someone please help me, Done.
it would be really nice if you gave me a super basic program that had all of the things I want in it.I doubt that this will happen.
Good luck.

My safari menu bar is missing --the menu bar for desktop, HD, and apps appears, but when I click on Safari, it disappears, so I can no longer see my buttons for History, etc. I think my husband (pc user) clicked it away. Any ideas how to retrieve it?

My safari menu bar is missing. The menu bar for desktop, HD, and apps appears, but when I click on Safari, it disappears, so I can no longer see my buttons for History, etc. I think my husband (pc user) clicked it away when borrowing my computer. Any ideas how to retrieve it? Thanks.

I too was having the same problem However, I could access both the menu bar and the dock by hovering my mouse over them so it wasn't a huge problem but I prefered having it there anyway. I was not in full screen mode and I could still go into full screen mode if I wanted to. I found the easiest solution was to just quit safai and restart it, but it might not work for you considering you couldn't access you menu bar either way.
I found this article that allows you to hide/show the menu bar and the dock through TextEdit (didn't work for me) http://www.mactricksandtips.com/2009/07/hide-the-menubar-or-dock-in-specific-app s.html It is pretty old so it might not work for lion and a bit risky if you don't know what you're doing so I wouldn't really recommend doing it this way.
And KSheppard, I know it's not really any of my buisness, but the way to get answers to a question isn't by insulting others and being quick-tempered. Even if you feel like you were insulted first, don't try snapping at people who aren't obligated to help you. Honestly, it just makes everything easier if everybody is cooperative and polite.

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