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Variable number of dialog box fields

thomas1000

I am trying to construct a dialog box with a variable number of fields, however,  the hiCreateStringField ?name parameter is supposed to be a single-quoted symbol reference so I cannot simply assign the result of hiCreateStringField to an array and then reference it.  I must have the wrong approach.  

Does anyone know how to construct a form with a variable number of fields?  If so, can you point me in the right direction?  I want to be able to create fields in an indexed loop and read their values that way.

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  • Thanks, Andrew,

    That is nice and concise, better than the code I wrote, but when I try it and enter non-default values into the form and click "OK" I still get default values back in ValueList.  So we still haven't solved the original problem.  Somehow this code is returning the default values and not the filled-in values.

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  • Thanks, Andrew,

    That is nice and concise, better than the code I wrote, but when I try it and enter non-default values into the form and click "OK" I still get default values back in ValueList.  So we still haven't solved the original problem.  Somehow this code is returning the default values and not the filled-in values.

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