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| Author: | s200 [ 11 Oct 2005, 07:59 ] |
| Post subject: | Add a column(s) |
Hello all, Thank you very much for this fantastic software. I modified my osc much, and I would like to know if the developers can help me to add new columns, to see more. I program in a PASCAL, PHP, and much of others. But my english is not very good..... Main.pas (1170, 1184 ... ???) |
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| Author: | mvaldez [ 20 Nov 2005, 20:26 ] |
| Post subject: | Custom columns... |
s200: > Hello all, Thank you very much for this fantastic software. > I modified my osc much, and I would like to know if > the developers can help me to add new columns, to see > more. I program in a PASCAL, PHP, and much of others. > But my english is not very good..... > Main.pas (1170, 1184 ... ???) Hi. Sorry for this late answer. There are several places you will need to modify to add new colums. I think the main places are: * The products data records in oscpmdata.pas (opmR_Product), where the product data is stored each time the user choose a new category. * Several procedures and functions in main.pas, FNopm_GetProductByID (retrieve a product record from the DB) PRopm_UpdateProduct (update the data of a product record in the DB) opm_PopMenuItem_PAddClick (adding a new product) PRopm_AddProduct (add a product record to the DB) * Several visual procedures in main.pas, PRopm_SaveConfiguration (store the column widths to the Registry) PRopm_SetDisplay (create and set the columns) PRopm_RenderProductDisplay (copy product records from the memory list to the visual list) FNopm_Sort_ProductList (sort the columns) opm_ListView_MainColumnClick (process the column header clicking for sorting) According to the plan, by mid January the OSCPMWin application will include a custom product data feature, to allow you add your own columns to the application. Regards, Mario A. Valdez-Ramirez. |
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