Date: Apr 18, 2008
Time: 1:30 PM Eastern

Topics: 
Simple Search (Runtime)
Advanced Element Selector (Designer)


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If you are the first person to arrive, you will be placed on hold.
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Sesame 2 introduced a LOT of new features and programming commands. I like to give people the opportunity to ask for things that are of interest to them at the moment. I'll cover anything that is wanted, including very basic stuff that has been around since 1.0.

In the absence of requests, I will usually pick a general use feature from runtime and a designer feature or programming technique. As I will now do. 

This week's demo will show:
Simple Search (Runtime)
Advanced Element Selector (Designer)

Thanks for educating us on Simple Search and Advanced Element Selector. I was thinking whether it is possible to place a text box element which is only visible on Search Mode to execute simple search. Or even better having a simple search box on the menubar which can be used on active (one which has the focus) search form. Such feature will be useful for the new users with limited exposure to Sesame. Well, @SelectTreeItem() code on the command button will open that box or even On Retrieve Spec Open event code will do the same. Just trying to think of some creative way to incorporating this in the application.  Any more thoughts in this line...

Thanks Carl.