Method: LayerName for Table
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Method: LayerName for Table
Returns the name of the layer associated with a control in user dialog boxes.
sLayerName = Object.LayerName
| Object | Table Object with this method |
| sLayerName | String Receives the name of the layer. |
The following example shows the dialog box layer associated with the Table1 selection list:
Dialog.Layers(Table1.LayerName) = TRUE
This example shows the layer associated with the Table2 selection, on the Page1 tab:
Page1.Layers(Table2.LayerName) = TRUE
See Also
Procedures
Checking a User Dialog Box Entry | Creating a Dynamic User Dialog Box | Creating a Procedure in the Script of a User Dialog Box | Creating a User Dialog Box without Linking Variables | Creating an Extended Table | Displaying Graphics in Selection Lists | Enabling Controls | Responding to User Entries in User Dialog Boxes | Saving and Restoring the Last Dialog Box Position | Saving Control Groups for User Dialog Boxes | Specifying the Default Button | Tabulator Order in a User Dialog Box | Using a Script to Fill a Selection List | Using Channel Selection Lists | Using Hotkeys in a User Dialog Box | Using the Flex Properties
Examples
Checking Dialog Box Entries | Dynamic User Dialog Box | Translating User Dialog Boxes | User Dialog Box for Entering Text and Numbers | User Dialog Box for Sequence Control | User Dialog Box in DIAdem VIEW | User Dialog Box in VIEW for the Calculation of the FFT and Harmonic Frequencies | User Dialog Box with Changing Background Color | User Dialog Box with Curve Preview and Slider Control | User Dialog Box with Extended Table | User Dialog Box with Internet Explorer | User Dialog Box with Scalable Table | User Dialog Box with Selection Lists | User Dialog Box with Selection Lists | User Dialog Box with Subdialog Boxes | User Dialog Box with Tables | User Dialog Box with Tree | Wizard for Tolerance Evaluation