With combo box, a pop up is appeared always....

Hello,
first of all, i use a combo box and a pie chart.
When clicking on a pie slide, i ve activate a pop up window (enable drill-down, insertion type: status list ).
If i close the pop up, using a push button (in data insertion -> Source data : a blank cell & in data insertion -> Destination : the corresponding cell of the pie slide for which the pop up should be appeared ), and then i choose another label from combo box, the pop up window is appeared again without having clicked on the corresponding pie slide before....
So, is there any trick / solution to the above problem??
thanks in advance!

Hi Ramana,
i 've done exactly what you suggest but the problem still exists....
Here is what i ve done....
At drill down tab of initial pie chart, have you setted a Source Data area? (destination data is the cell B32 as you suggest...).
As i set insertion type of enable drill down "Row", i write the legends of initial pie chart in a row at Excel.. e.g.
                A                                  B                           C                          D
77    legend1 (cell A77)      legend2 (cell B77)     legend3 (C77)                 0
78          0                                     0                               0
79
I set:
Source data : A78:C78
Destination :    A78
A79 = IF(OR(A79= "legend1";A79= "legend2";A79= "legend3");A79=1000;A79=4000)
At pop up pie chart:
dynamic visibility : Status (A79)   & Key (1000)
at push button: Source data (D77) & Destination (A78)
At your xlf file you don't face this problem by setting these options? I might do something wrong.. i dont know..!
Should i ve missed something, please let me know...
Thanks a lot...

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hi
look I will give u a simple code I created based on your combo box
enjoy (:
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import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.table.*;
import java.awt.*;
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static JFrame frame;
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tm.addColumn("Column 2");
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tm.addRow(new String[]{"04 ", "05", "06", "Snowboarding"});
tm.addRow(new String[]{"07", "08", "09", "Snowboarding"});
tm.addRow(new String[]{"10", "11", "12", "Snowboarding"});
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public String value3;
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public String URL;
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eva21 wrote:
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That's ugly in so many ways...
This:
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In CRM UI, the script recording create the following component to fill the combo box
But in the execution CBTA does not fill the field, just try focus in the field, show the values but does not select any.
At the end show the following error
IN SAP ERP
In ERP, the script recording create the following component to fill the combo box
But in the execution CBTA does not fill the field, just try focusing in the field show the values but does not select any.
Then the script execution fail and show a error, saying the field is read only.
Br.
Juan

Hi every One.
Finally i got the solution, the error was that i had set up in SAP GUI the option to view the key in the drop down list and the same happened in CRM UI i had set up the same option.
After shot down this option we record the escenario again, then we execute it and run without problem.
Best regards
Juan

AddItem() with Combo Box

Hi can someone tell me why, when I try to add components to my combo box (having earlier removed them), only the first value in the array appears?
//values is an array of Strings
for(int j=0; j<5; j++) {
combobox.addItem(values[j]) ;
}Am I missing other methods??!!
Thanks

Hi,
Try to "synchronized" your removal and adding event. It could be the removing method is called during the addItem loops, even though you've inserted the removeAllItem() method before the addItem(). It had the same problem before. Also, try to do System.out.prinln(values[j]) to check if the values are existed.
cheers.
ChongWei

Trouble with combo box

I am using a combo box with the code below, but each time I
arrive on this
screen that displays cbTREATMENT, the combo box first draws
itself with the
default style, then applies my style, which looks a bit ugly
onscreen.
Anything I can do to rectify this?
Thanks.
cbTREATMENT.setStyle( "fontSize", "13" );
cbTREATMENT.setStyle( "color", "0x000000" );
cbTREATMENT.setStyle( "fontWeight", "bold" );
cbTREATMENT.setStyle( "fontFamily", "arial" );
cbTREATMENT.dropdown.rowHeight = 18;
cbTREATMENT.dataProvider=["","name1","name2","name3];
cbTREATMENT.text=vTREATMENT;

Thanks for the reply, but I'm not sure what you mean, can you
explain any
further?
"niki tsanov" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:fm5qnf$elq$[email protected]..
> Store your combobox only into the library after that try
with
> createClassObject() to make dynamicly ComboBox item into
the stage for me
> work perfect

Display issue with Combo Boxes and Logo

Hi All,
I am facing a couple of issues with my dashboard:
1. Combo boxes display - I have placed a series of combo boxes one below the other. During the preview, when I click on the first combo box, the values spread below. That is, the labels, and options of the next combo box are also visible. The options in the combo box are not seen clearly. I have tried many permutations and combinations with "Bring Forward +" and "Send Back -" but none of them seem to work. For example, keeping the first combo as bring forward and next one as send back etc. Can you please help me in this regard?
2. Logo - I have used image component and embedded a logo from my local system. Later I saved the xlf in the repository. When I import the xlf from the platform, it displays the logo fine. But however, this behavior is not constant. It sometimes doesn't show the image. Do I have to save the image also in the repository? or in a common shared folder? If I embed the logo does it not mean that the xlf hold the copy?
Any help in this regards is highly appreciated.
Thanks and regards,
Sandeep.

Hi:
For your question
1) Do you need your combox overlapped? I tried to overlap my comb box and preview it, seems works fine for me. it only chooses the first comb box. But I am suggesting that if you want to show/hide the different combox in the same position at run time, you can try to control the visibility by some other component.
2) The answer is NO, the image embedded in the image component will be saved to xlf file, there is no need to save it individually. Try to clean your cache files in your machine and do it again.
Hope it helps.

Strange behaviour with combo boxes.

Has anyone else noticed strange behaviour of combo boxes with applets?
What happens is that on selecting the combo drop down, the dialogue the combo is sitting on moves behind its parent window. You just end up seeing the combo list, and no dialogue. Select a combo item, and sometimes the dialogue reappears, and sometimes it is still hidden.
I've only seen this whilst running an applet in browsers. In Eclipse I don't see the behaviour.
The behaviour is also very intermittent.
I'm using Java Plug-in 1.6.0_10-rc2, Using JRE version 1.6.0_10-rc2 Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM, on Windows Vista, Google Chrome browser.
I'd raise it as a bug, it certainly seems quite serious, but I don't have a reliable test case.
I have a work around, on all my dialogues with combo's on them, I have setAlwaysOnTop(true). Not really the correct behaviour though.

GeoffTitmuss wrote:
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