Database Results Wizard Buttons

C

CJ

Although I have researched this a little, I can't seem to find a way to drop
the standard "Prev" and "Next" buttons produced when a DRW region extends
past the pre-set limit for the number of records returned.

I did find out how to change the colour and text, by editing the fpdbrgn1
and fpdbrgn2 files, but I can't find out whether the buttons can be replaced
with text or custom images.

Can anyone advise?

Thanks.

CJ
 
C

CJ

Although I have researched this a little, I can't seem to find a way to
drop
the standard "Prev" and "Next" buttons produced when a DRW region extends
past the pre-set limit for the number of records returned.

I did find out how to change the colour and text, by editing the fpdbrgn1
and fpdbrgn2 files, but I can't find out whether the buttons can be replaced
with text or custom images.

Can anyone advise?

Thanks.

CJ

Well after more and more research I still haven't found a solution!

CJ
 
T

Targa

I also looked and looked for ways to do this without any luck.
I beleive your best option is to write your own custom ASP pages.
 
X

xmas

Look Here...

http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/dbrwtipsandtricks.asp#buttons

Look in the _fpclass folder for the file called fbdbrgn1.inc If you don't
see the _fpclass folder, go to Tools | Web Settings | Advanced | Options -
the checkbox for 'Show documents in hidden directories' needs to be checked.

Here's an example:

fp_sFirstLabel = "First 5 Records "
fp_sPrevLabel = "Previous 5 Records "
fp_sNextLabel = "Next 5 Records "
fp_sLastLabel = "Last 5 Records "
fp_sDashLabel = " -- "

HTH

xmas
www.xmas-i-am.com
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| Although I have researched this a little, I can't seem to find a way to
drop
| the standard "Prev" and "Next" buttons produced when a DRW region extends
| past the pre-set limit for the number of records returned.
|
| I did find out how to change the colour and text, by editing the fpdbrgn1
| and fpdbrgn2 files, but I can't find out whether the buttons can be
replaced
| with text or custom images.
|
| Can anyone advise?
|
| Thanks.
|
| CJ
|
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wondered
| whose it was and whether they were enjoying it. - Douglas Adams
| http://www.junction34.com
|
|
 
C

CJ

Look Here...

http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/dbrwtipsandtricks.asp#buttons

Look in the _fpclass folder for the file called fbdbrgn1.inc If you don't
see the _fpclass folder, go to Tools | Web Settings | Advanced | Options -
the checkbox for 'Show documents in hidden directories' needs to be checked.

Here's an example:

fp_sFirstLabel = "First 5 Records "
fp_sPrevLabel = "Previous 5 Records "
fp_sNextLabel = "Next 5 Records "
fp_sLastLabel = "Last 5 Records "
fp_sDashLabel = " -- "

HTH

Thanks, I have done that, but doesn't it just show you how to change the
text / colours of the button, rather than allow you to replace the button
with text or a custom image?

CJ
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

I think you will have to learn how to hand code your ASP, and not use the FP database component, if
you want to use a image or text in place of a standard form button.

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WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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C

CJ

I think you will have to learn how to hand code your ASP, and not use the FP database component, if
you want to use a image or text in place of a standard form button.

It would appear so eh. Thanks.

CJ
 

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