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mvadu
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September 23, 2011
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Resource spec/string for Multicolumn listbox

  • September 23, 2011
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Hi, I am trying to design a dialog box with extendscript. Instead of creating code based UI I am using resource string (or resource specification like LatteUI)

Currently my resource string is

_fileList: ListBox{enabled: false, properties:{numberofcolumns: 2, showheaders: true, columntitles: ['File Name', 'Status']},size: [340, 152],alignment:'left' }

I am getting the listbox, but it does not display columns or column titles. As if creation properties tag is totally ignored. Any one used resource strings for UI? any success with listbox? if so could you please point me what I am missing?

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Javascript is case sensitive. Have you tried writing it like this?

_fileList: ListBox{enabled: false, properties:{numberOfColumns: 2, showHeaders: true, columnTitles: ['File Name', 'Status']},size: [340, 152],alignment:'left' }

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Anonymous
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September 23, 2011

Javascript is case sensitive. Have you tried writing it like this?

_fileList: ListBox{enabled: false, properties:{numberOfColumns: 2, showHeaders: true, columnTitles: ['File Name', 'Status']},size: [340, 152],alignment:'left' }

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mvaduAuthor
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September 23, 2011

Thanks Haakenlid, i did not realise that properties inside " properties:{" has to be case proper. Tags outside in regular control braces should in lower case. Its working now.

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