• Add Button Dialog
• Advanced Buttons
• Anchor Buttons - Advanced Example
• Checkboxes and RadioButtons - Columnar Layout
• Combining Text and Bitmaps on Buttons
• Creating a Button that Calls an Action Script
• Creating a Button that Calls an Xbasic Script
• Creating a Button with a Bitmap
• Creating and Using a Multi-state Button
• Creating Buttons that Run Code
• Creating Buttons the Easy Way
• Dynamic Buttons
• Enabling the X Button to Close
• Menu Style Buttons
• Placing a Button on a Form
• Placing Buttons into Browses
• Putting a Button on the Dialog
• Putting Bitmaps on Buttons
• Putting Table Navigation Buttons on Your Form
• Radio Buttons
• Setting Choices for Multi-State Buttons
• Setting the Button Hot Key
• Setting the Button Width
• Variable Text on a Button
• Web Style Buttons

Setting the Button Hot Key

Description

The button hot key allows you to click a button using a key combination on the keyboard instead of the mouse.

To specify the button hot key, use the '&' character in front of the hot key in the button text. For example, the following command defines the 'O' in 'OK' and the 'C' in 'Cancel' as the hot keys for these buttons. Pressing Control-O, or Control-C will select the buttons.

ui_dlg_box("Title",<<%dlg%
{region}
Filename: [.32filename]
{endregion};
<*15:&OK>;
<15:&Cancel>
%dlg%)

Limitations

Desktop applications only

See Also

• Conditionally Disabling Controls