$currentlayoutbreakpoint not behaving as expected

[Michael Monschau]

Hi Uwe,

The notation $cinst.$currentlayoutbreakpoint must be executed in a client executed method as that is where the property $currentlayoutbreakpoint applies. It does not exist on the server.

The notation $remoteforms.rfMyForm… addresses the remote form class, not the runtime form instance and hence it only reports the breakpoint set in design mode.

The. notation $iremoteforms.$currentlayoutbreakpoint is not valid without the instance name of the remote form instance, i.e. $iremoteforms.rfMyForm.$currentlayoutbreakpoint, however as I mentioned above, $currentlayoutbreakpoint can only be read on the client so addressing $iremoteforms will be of no use.

Kind regards,

Michael

[Uwe Smidt]

Hi Michael,

This makes perfect sense – thanks for your help!

Best regards

Uwe

[Uwe Smidt]

Damn… still not working!

I put

Do inherited
Calculate myVariable as $cinst.$currentlayoutbreakpoint
If $cinst.$currentlayoutbreakpoint=320
Do $cinst.$objs.native_list.$width.$assign(10)
Else If $cinst.$currentlayoutbreakpoint=768
Do $cinst.$objs.native_list.$width.$assign(100)
Else
Do $cinst.$objs.native_list.$width.$assign(0)
End If

in my remote forms $init, but $cinst.$currentlayoutbreakpoint just doesn’t do anything

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Uwe

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[Götz Krija]

Hi Uwe,

You can override the Remoteform’s $event method and use evLayoutChanged which has a parameter pBreakpoint that contains the integer value of the (new) layout break point:

On evLayoutChanged
If pBreakpoint=320
Do $cinst.$objs.native_list.$width.$assign(10)
Else If pBreakpoint=768
Do $cinst.$objs.native_list.$width.$assign(200)
Else
Do $cinst.$objs.native_list.$width.$assign(0)
End If

Götz

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by  Götz Krija.

[Uwe Smidt]

Dear Götz,

Yep, that worked fine!

Thank you!

Uwe

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