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Why form's select CHECKLIST cannot work within tab

Evel Liu
I just do a little form for two kinds action on the different chose. but can not work for this code, what happen with it? for example, chose a tab and then chose a_select1, action A1 chose b tab and then chose b_select2, action B2 code for ================== (defun _select_callback (form) (case form->curValue ("a" print("select a tab\n") if(form->curField=="a_select1" axlUIWPrint(form "Get a_select1 value!") ) ) ("b" print("select b tab\n") if(form->curField=="b_select2" axlUIWPrint(form "Get b_select2 value!") ) ) ) ) =============

  • Evel,

    I'm assuming here that a/b are tabs and a_select1 is field on tab a and b_select2 is a field on tab b. 

    Everytime you click (or double click) in a form is one trip through your "call_back" function. So when you select tab "a", your "call_back" function is executed, when you enter something in field "a_select1" your "call_back" function is executed. Your code only checks to see if the tabs have been selected in the case statement. So when you enter something in one of the fields there is no check in the case statement for it. You should check for the curField in the case statement. In most cases you really don't care which tab you are on.

    Hope that helps.

    -Craig

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