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Dynamically change the size of text/display field thru mouse pointer [message #126745]

Wed, 06 July 2005 08:06

Man Mohan Sharma
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It is possible to Dynamically change the size of text/display field thru mouse pointer. I want to change the size of the field by dragging it thru Mouse pointer ..
Pls. help me in this ..
Its very urgent ..

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Re: Dynamically change the size of text/display field thru mouse pointer [message #126848 is a reply to message #126745]

Wed, 06 July 2005 23:06

djmartin
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Look at the various When-Mouse- triggers, for example,

When-Mouse-Click Trigger
When-Mouse-DoubleClick Trigger
When-Mouse-Down Trigger
When-Mouse-Enter Trigger
When-Mouse-Leave Trigger
When-Mouse-Move Trigger
When-Mouse-Up Trigger

then use the set-item-instance-trigger to change the visual_attribute which you will have defined as having a 'higher' field size and 'bigger' font size. Remember to tunr them back after you leave the field.

You may need to do a 'synchronize' to force it to show the new characteristics.

David

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Re: Dynamically change the size of text/display field thru mouse pointer [message #128059 is a reply to message #126848]

Thu, 14 July 2005 17:17

Another Arbitrary Name
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Registered: July 2005

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NB: Oracle don't reccommend the use of Mouse Move events for Web Apps.

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