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nkothako
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ADDRESS ISPEXEC
"DISPLAY PANEL(GFCTEP)"
"ADDPOP POPLOC(YYYY)"
ZWINTTL = "POPUP WINDOW TITLE"
"DISPLAY PANEL(GFCTE1)"
"ADDPOP COLUMN(10) ROW(10)"
ZWINTTL = ""
"DISPLAY PANEL(GFCTE2)"
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Q 1: Why POP screen(GFCTE1) is displaying if I press enter any where on the screen(GFCTEP) apart from (YYYY) field
Q 2: How to specificy the size of the popscreen.. |
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Pedro
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1. The POPLOC has nothing to do with location of the cursor. Read the doc.
2. The size is specified in the panel definition. |
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nkothako
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| The size is specified in the panel definition. |
i think cloumn and row to specify the starting position of popup but i want develop like below, please advice
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Pedro
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You should use the )ABC section in a panel definition. See the ISPF Dialog Developers Guide and Reference. It should be part of your panel definition rather than a separate popup.
But action bars start to get pretty complicated. You can do it manually, but rather than that, you should use the Dialog Tag Language to define your panel. |
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