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Example 1: Present fields #ORDNUM, #CUSTNUM and #DATEDUE to the user in a pop up window located in the center of the screen:
POP_UP FIELDS(#ORDNUM #CUSTNUM #DATEDUE)
or, identically:
GROUP_BY NAME(#ORDERHEAD) FIELDS(#ORDNUM #CUSTNUM #DATEDUE)
POP_UP FIELDS(#ORDERHEAD)
Example 2: Display an order, including all line details in a scrollable area, in a pop up window:
GROUP_BY NAME(#ORDERHEAD) FIELDS(#ORDNUM #CUSTNUM #DATEDUE)
DEF_LIST NAME(#ORDERLINE) FIELDS(#ORDLIN #PRODUCT #QUANTITY #PRICE)
POP_UP FIELDS(#ORDERHEAD) BROWSELIST(#ORDERLINE) AT_LOC(5 10) WITH_SIZE(*AUTO)
Example 3: Request #ORDNUM #CUSTNUM and #DATEDUE and also specify specific positions and identification methods as field attributes.
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When specific positions for a field are nominated, the automatic design facility is effectively "disabled". For example,
GROUP_BY NAME(#ORDERHEAD) FIELDS((#ORDNUM *COLHDG *L3 *P3 ) (#CUSTNUM *LABEL *L3 *P24) (#DATEDUE *NOID *L7 *P37))
POP_UP FIELDS(#ORDERHEAD) AT_LOC(*UPPER) TEXT(('--DATE--' 6 37))
would cause a popup something like this to be designed:
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Example 4: Use an Expandable Group expression and redesign the layout using the screen design facility:
GROUP_BY NAME(#XG_ORDHDG) FIELDS(#ORDNUM #CUSTNUM #DATEDUE)
POP_UP FIELDS(#XG_ORDHDG) DESIGN(*ACROSS) IDENTIFY(*COLHDG)
The popup designed automatically would look like this:
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then the POP_UP command FIELDS parameter will be expanded as follows:
POP_UP FIELDS((#ORDNUM *L2 *P3) (#CUSTNUM *L2 *P13) (#DATEDUE *L5 *P26 *LAB)) DESIGN(*ACROSS) IDENTIFY(*COLHDG)