ITrack/List Selection - Revision history

Codeman at 20:49, 10 July 2009

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	Some list controls are something called 'sticky lists'. These are a special case of multiple selection lists. These lists constantly remember which items you've clicked on, and to select more than one item, you can just click on every item you wish to select.		Some list controls are something called 'sticky lists'. These are a special case of multiple selection lists. These lists constantly remember which items you've clicked on, and to select more than one item, you can just click on every item you wish to select.

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Codeman: List Selection moved to ITrack/List Selection

2009-06-26T19:05:34Z

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Dillon Sadofsky at 00:04, 27 February 2009

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	===Sticky Lists===		===Sticky Lists===
	Some list controls are something called 'sticky lists'. These are a special case of multiple selection lists. These lists constantly remember which items you've clicked on, and to select more than one item, you can just click on every item you wish to select.		Some list controls are something called 'sticky lists'. These are a special case of multiple selection lists. These lists constantly remember which items you've clicked on, and to select more than one item, you can just click on every item you wish to select.

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Duff at 21:28, 19 February 2009

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	In ITrack, there are a lot of [[Control Types\|lists]], and often times it is necessary or desirable to be able to select one or many items in the list. This may be to send those results to another screen, delete those records, or something else.		In ITrack, there are a lot of [[Control Types#List Control\|lists]], and often times it is necessary or desirable to be able to select one or many items in the list. This may be to send those results to another screen, delete those records, or something else.

	===Single Selection Lists===		===Single Selection Lists===

Dillon Sadofsky at 19:32, 19 February 2009

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	* All: hold down ctrl and hit the 'A' key. This will select all items in the list.		* All: hold down ctrl and hit the 'A' key. This will select all items in the list.

	===Sticky Lists====		===Sticky Lists===
	Some list controls are something called 'sticky lists'. These are a special case of multiple selection lists. These lists constantly remember which items you've clicked on, and to select more than one item, you can just click on every item you wish to select.		Some list controls are something called 'sticky lists'. These are a special case of multiple selection lists. These lists constantly remember which items you've clicked on, and to select more than one item, you can just click on every item you wish to select.

Dillon Sadofsky: New page: In ITrack, there are a lot of lists, and often times it is necessary or desirable to be able to select one or many items in the list. This may be to send those results t...

2009-02-19T19:32:45Z

New page: In ITrack, there are a lot of lists, and often times it is necessary or desirable to be able to select one or many items in the list. This may be to send those results t...

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In ITrack, there are a lot of [[Control Types|lists]], and often times it is necessary or desirable to be able to select one or many items in the list. This may be to send those results to another screen, delete those records, or something else.

===Single Selection Lists===
Some lists are single selection only. In these kinds of lists, only a single item may be selected at a time. You can select an item by clicking or using the arrow keys to move selection around.

===Multiple Selection Lists===
Many lists allow the user to select more than one item at a time. Often this can be used to manipulate multiple items at the same time. There are several ways to select more than one item in a list:

* Individual: Hold down the control key and click on each item you wish to select (ctrl+click). To deselect an item out of a selection, ctrl+click it again.
* Range: click one item, then hold down shift and click on another item. This will select both items and all items between them.
* All: hold down ctrl and hit the 'A' key. This will select all items in the list.

===Sticky Lists====
Some list controls are something called 'sticky lists'. These are a special case of multiple selection lists. These lists constantly remember which items you've clicked on, and to select more than one item, you can just click on every item you wish to select.