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Adding elements to open form in SKILL

ToMWUT
Hello,
I’ve got a question about a form. I have a form created with hiCreateAppForm function and then it was also displayed using hiDisplayFunction.
Is there any possibility using for example a callback function of a button on this form to add something to the form for example another field, so the form would reload and the user wouldn’t feel the difference? I would like to add another element to ScrollRegion.
 
Any piece of code would be much appreciated.
 
Regards,
ToM
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  • Andrew Beckett

    frasheed said:
    EDIT: I just read a function "hiCreateFloatField" , is there any function for integer data input

    What you mean, like hiCreateIntField()?

    This is easily found in both cdsFinder, and also in cdnshelp.. Suggest you look in the documentation at all the field creation functions...

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    frasheed said:
    EDIT: I just read a function "hiCreateFloatField" , is there any function for integer data input

    What you mean, like hiCreateIntField()?

    This is easily found in both cdsFinder, and also in cdnshelp.. Suggest you look in the documentation at all the field creation functions...

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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