Hello,
I want to Hiding the Title of an Extended Control Window in cspro 6.3 version. In cspro 6.1 version it is working but 6.3 is not working.
Hiding the Title of an Extended Control Window
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Maurya
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Hiding the Title of an Extended Control Window
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josh
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Re: Hiding the Title of an Extended Control Window
The extended controls changed in version 6.2. It looks like the title now comes from the dictionary item label instead of from the value set label.
You could get something close to the old behavior by using the shorter label as the item label in the dictionary and then editing the text on the form to add the long labels. Alternatively you could put the long labels in the CAPI question text.
You could get something close to the old behavior by using the shorter label as the item label in the dictionary and then editing the text on the form to add the long labels. Alternatively you could put the long labels in the CAPI question text.
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Cecilius
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Re: Hiding the Title of an Extended Control Window
CSpro help
set attributes(dictionary-symbol) assisted off(variable(title));
set attributes(dictionary-symbol) assisted off(variable(title));
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josh
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Re: Hiding the Title of an Extended Control Window
set attributes assisted is the old way of doing things and will very likely be removed in a future version of CSPro. The preferred way to do that is to set the capture type either in the form editor or in logic via setcapturetype. As of version 6.3 set attributes (assisted) shows the same extended control as you would get by calling setcapturetype.