HorizontalFieldManager custom: cannot field presentation, insufficient height or width

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  data analyzed.
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  (1) extract the data from the entry and create the objects you want to display

  2) display in a list, a set of objects.

  Let's get the sorted first premiera.

  I will suggest what to do here, but in practice, you might actually think about this yourself as part of the design phase of your application.  You should do this, not me, because then you will have all the information available.  At the present time, I have just what you said, which is not much.  So maybe what I'm telling you is not correct for your application.  Only you can decide that.  And be blunt here, you should have decided this before you start coding.  Do you want you could lead down the wrong path.  You must think of your application as a home - as the architect must design all the rooms, and how they will be built, before you start building the House.  You do not, then we are building the rooms on the fly.  Who knows if they will be fit at home?

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  I just posted a code in another thread - he does most, if not all, of what you want. Take a look:

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  Thank you

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  Ali Said

  Hello

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