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Hello Sander,
You can find instructions of how to access the controls in the advanced form here.
One solution is to attach a handler on the OnFormCreated event and check if the Scheduler is in insert or edit mode. If that is so, find some control (depending on where you want to put the label) from the form, find its parent and add your label as a child of the parent control.
Example: subjectTextbox.Parent.Controls.Add(testLabel);
*subjectTextbox - control from the advanced form.
*testLabel - label I want to put in the form.
Best wishes,
You can find instructions of how to access the controls in the advanced form here.
One solution is to attach a handler on the OnFormCreated event and check if the Scheduler is in insert or edit mode. If that is so, find some control (depending on where you want to put the label) from the form, find its parent and add your label as a child of the parent control.
Example: subjectTextbox.Parent.Controls.Add(testLabel);
*subjectTextbox - control from the advanced form.
*testLabel - label I want to put in the form.
Best wishes,
Ivana
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Ron
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answered on 11 Jan 2013, 01:58 PM
Do you have any examples on how to do this?
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Hi John,
Plamen
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You can refer to the Handling FormCreated help topic where is provided the exact coed use to add a control in the Add a new combobox that updates the subject field section.
Please let me know if you have further questions concerning this issue.
Plamen
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