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joffre
Regular Contributor
12 years ago

Generic object for Event .ClickButton(cbChecked)

Hi all. I'm creating a generic function that will receive 3 parameters: > nomeColuna - Column name (will receive the column name from DataBase) > nomeComponente - Form's label (will recei...
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    sastowe
    12 years ago
    Here





    verificarClickCheckBox("bTRABALHADOR_URBANO_PJ", "chkTrabalhadorUrbanoPJ", "Trabalhador Urbano - PJ - CLT");



    Don't pass in the label. Don't pass in the string. Pass in the actual object. You have an object var





    chkTrabalhadorUrbanoPJ = Sys.Process("FPw5_CadCalc").VBObject("Form1").Window("MDIClient").VBObject("cdSituacoes").VBObject("fraSituacao_5").VBObject("Vinculos_11");






    Pass it into the procedure and use it.







     


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joffre
Regular Contributor
12 years ago
It is erroring on this line

 if (registros.Fields(nomeColuna).Value == "S") {



Where is the registros object declared? If that object does not exist, then it won't have a fields collection.

I may be full of balogna, but that is what I see.




Hello, thanks for your reply.



The registros variable is being declared on other function.

As I said, the problem is on line:

nomeComponente.ClickButton(cbChecked);
and the returned error is attached.

The 'nomeComponente' will be replaced by a CheckBox component name, but it isn't working as expected (it isn't working at all).