| Call forms on Short Keys [message #436323] |
Tue, 22 December 2009 22:03  |
shekhar.salunkhe
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Registered: January 2008
Location: Pune
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Hello All
I check all forum and I come to know that to use short key I need to use FMRUSW.RES on Oracle Terminal. I checked that also in OT
But when my application's main screen loaded, user can call forms when he clicked on Icons (images). I write that forms calling code on WHEN-MOUSE-CLICK.
In .RES file what should I do.
Suppose I want to call on ctrl+A for xyz.fmx
Is it possible to catch key code on current form so that I can implement my own code in key-others
Help me out
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| Re: Call forms on Short Keys [message #437122 is a reply to message #436323] |
Thu, 31 December 2009 02:51  |
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Littlefoot
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Registered: June 2005
Location: Croatia, Europe
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I thought it was FMRWEB.RES, instead.
Anyway, here's what the documentation suggests (it refers accessibility, but I guess that the principle is the same):
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The keyboard mappings can be customized as follows:
- The System Administrator must locate the Oracle Forms resource file on the middle tier, typically called fmrweb.res
- Make a copy of the file, naming it whatever you want, and locate it in the same directory as the original.
- Open the new file in any text editor and make the desired keystroke mapping changes. Comments at the top of the file clearly explain how the mappings are performed.
- To run this new mapping file, include term=file in the URL, where file specifies the complete path in addition to the filename.
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