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Hi, Mike, were you just opening an empty map or existing project with customization/scripts? ... View more

We upload it to ArcGIS.com now: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e9291fddc77046339c3bc06dc4ea301b ... View more

The Beta is closed now. Thanks for your attention. ... View more

I took a second look at the script -- you are using the "onchange" event on the GW Depth field so the "Field" property might not be useful in this case. The "+" is actully concatenating the two strings instead of adding two numbers together. So the simple  conversion I can think of for this case is : GWDepth= objControl.Value objPage.Controls("TxtWat_Column").Value = CDbl(objPage.Controls("TxtWell_Dep_TOC").Value) + CDbl (GWDepth) Hi, The value of an Editbox control is string. It might help if you use the field property of the controls to get the numbers GWDepth= objControl.Field.Value WaterColumnThickness= objPage.Controls("TxtWell_Dep_TOC").Field.Value + GWDepth ... View more

Hi, The value of an Editbox control is string. It might help if you use the field property of the controls to get the numbers GWDepth= objControl.Field.Value WaterColumnThickness= objPage.Controls("TxtWell_Dep_TOC").Field.Value + GWDepth Hi Jeff, that's really helpful as  I'm trying to do something similar. I want to add the contents of a number of fields and autopopulate a "Tally" field with the sum of these fields. I used your code, but when I substituted "+" for "-" it doesn't work. eg. If I enter "100" for the well depth and "20" for the GW depth, the water column thickness field is autopopulated with "10020". I'm not sure what he problem is - it appears to be adding the text string rather than the numerical values. The code  (called from the Onchange event in the GW depth field) I used was: Sub SumFunction Set objControl= ThisEvent.Object Set objPage= ThisEvent.Object.Parent GWDepth= objControl.Value WaterColumnThickness= objPage.Controls("TxtWell_Dep_TOC").Value + GWDepth objPage.Controls("TxtWat_Column").Value= WaterColumnThickness End Sub Any ideas? ... View more

This service pack includes multiple performance improvements and maintenance fixes. Download link, install insturctions and list of issues addressed can be found on resources center: http://resources.arcgis.com/content/patches-and-service-packs?fa=viewPatch&PID=26&MetaID=1709 Hi, all, I apologize for any inconvenience resulting from this post. When I created this post in November, ArcPad 10 SP1 was just released and the downloan link was working. Now the download site is being relocated to the ESRI electronic software download site. The software download will be available no later than the week of December 13. ... View more

Hi, Have you installed Windows Mobile Device Center on your computer? http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=46f72df1-e46a-4a5f-a791-09f07aaa1914 ... View more

I try this: varQuery = "SELECT OBJECTID FROM SIGNS_STANDALONETABLE WHERE ID = '01NW-001' " and when I do a message box on varQuery I get SELECT OBJECTID FROM SIGNS_STANDALONETABLE WHERE ID = '01NW-001' and nothing happens, ie the query is not returning anything... Thoughts? Thanks everyone for yoru help...its very appreciated...this is so simple dont know why its so tough It seems no record is retured based on your query definition. I am not sure what is exactly in your data. But if you open ArcPad Studio, then open the SIGNS_STANDALONETABLE table. Delete the "SELECT * FROM [SIGNS_STANDALONETABLE]" in the data view window, copy SELECT OBJECTID FROM SIGNS_STANDALONETABLE WHERE ID = '01NW-001' to the window and excute the command by click on "!" on toolbar. If the SQL sentence is wrong, error warnings will appear; if nothing is wrong, but no record returns, you need to make sure the Field is a string field and field value is exactly what you want to query for. ... View more