Browse Lookup Help

[Kroboth, Joe]

> > -----------------------------------------------
> > I'm starting to go insane.  I cannot figure out what I am doing
> wrong.
> >
> > I'm making a browse lookup using a fuzzy search.   After running the
> lookup I cannot get rid of the "Press  X -Interrupt Fuzzy Search" at
> the bottom of the screen to put up my own prompts.  I've tried all I
> know.  Help.
> >
> > Filepro 5.6.07
> > Linux centos 4.7
> > I cannot upgrade to the latest filepro. My system does not support
> the correct glibc.
> >
> > I'm starting the processes with the following command.
> >
> > /appl/fp/dclerk sit -z invfis_fuzzy -s0 -xs go
> >
> > I've tried using the -d , -de, dl, and du flags without success.
> >
> >
> > Below is the processing.
> > ------------------------
> > fuzzyS:::
> > :'** fuzzysearch::
> > @entsel:::
> > fuzzy:::
> > ::declare local askbox:
> > ::cls:
> > ::askbox = "\fb          Job History Fuzzy Search\n\fe Enter Title
> Search Term ":
> > ::input popup("1","-1") zz(20,*) askbox:
> > ::show popup("1,","-1") askbox { "\f7"<   zz:
> > :@sk eq "BRKY":exit:
> > :zz="":exit:
> > brws:::
> > ::gosub promptB:
> > ::'errorbox "at lookup":
> > ::lookup invfis = invfis  Z=6    K=ZZ   -n b="(brw=14,6,-1 fuzzy=500
> xkey=XN show=pkeep pop=1 fill=asc,top)[DATE      JJ#:
> > ::      CUST           TITLE                      CODE#]*1       |*2
> |*3            |*6                        |*7""":
> > :@sk eq "ENTR":popup invfis, 1 ; show "@" ; clearp; clearb ; goto
> brws:
> > :@sk eq "BRKY":exit:
> > :@BK eq "X":clearb; exit:
> > :@BK eq "N":clearb; goto fuzzy:
> > ::exit:
> > promptB:::
> > ::cls("21"):
> > ::showctr ("24") "\r \KZ \r - View Invoice  \r N \r New Search":
> > ::return:
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Joe Kroboth
> > Chernay Printing, Inc
> > joe_kroboth at chernay.com
> 
> 
> Joe,
> 
> I've used browse processing to control the display of rows 22-24 for a
> fuzzy browse, e.g:
> 
> drpinac:::
> ::showctr("23") "\A3F Arrow Up/Dn \A1F, \A3F Enter<\g0\g3 \A1F-to
> Accept, \A3F Del \A1F-Cancel":
> :nemp(23) eq "INACTIVE" or nemp(32) ge "13":drop:
> ::end:

Tom,

Thanks a million. That did the trick.   

Is there an easy way to keep the browse position when coming back from doing a popup update or such when using fuzzy?


Joe