Sample application: Scanning items of a ListBox.
The attached sample application illustrates how to add items to a two-column ListBox, as well as how to scan these items via a script in another object. To add the…
Separating characters from a text using a separator.
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Guilherme Taschetto
KB-35031: Opening a modal screen via buttons.
Question: How can I open a modal screen by using a button? Solution: To do so, follow these procedures: Insert a button onto screen and access its Scripts tab. On…
KB-34941: Executing an external program when the domain starts.
Question: How can I execute an application when the domain starts, even if there is no open E3Viewer? Solution: To do so, just place the following script at an Internal…
KB-31537: Verifying the existence of a certain file.
Question: How can I create a script that checks whether a certain file exists in a specific folder? Solution: To do so, you can use a script similar to the…
KB-33585: Running scripts when the domain starts.
Question: How can I run a script whenever the domain starts? Solution: To do so, you must insert the script into a server object, since all server objects belong to…
KB-33842: Retrieving the current day of the week via scripts.
Question: How can I tell whether the current day is a Saturday or a Sunday? Solution: To do so, you must use VBScript‘s Weekday function. This function returns a number…
KB-33811: Searching the last value recorded on a table, via scripts.
Question: How can I have a script search for the last value that was recorded on a table? Solution: To do so, you must set up an SQL query that…
KB-33937: Checking the contents of an IOTag property.
Question: How can I check whether an XObject’s IOTag property is empty? Solution: To do so, you can use VBScript‘s IsNull method. This method returns TRUE if the variable has…
KB-33788: Adding values to a ComboBox.
Question: How can I add values to a ComboBox? Solution: To add values to a ComboBox, you must create a script using this object’s AddItem method. This method should preferably…