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Hi Team,

I just have one straight forward question in VLF-ONE. Is is possible to hide the navigation issue that we get while executing the application as 'VLF-ONE'. Thought it is a error message/warning we don't want that to be shown in the bottom of the window in Blue. Please see to the attached snap shot. Kindly see to the red marked area.

The CLEAR_MESSAGES(); function should clear messages from the current panel - http://docs.lansa.com/14/en/lansa050/in ... _2360.htm

If the message comes from an asynchronous Q_CHECK_CURRENT_FORM("XXXXX","Unable to navigate to form XXXXXXXX") then the message may be issued asynchronously after the CLEAR_MESSAGES() has happened.

If the message is coming from a synchronous CHECK_CURRENT_FORM("XXXXX","Unable to navigate to form XXXXXXXX") then adding CLEAR_MESSAGES(); after that should do what you need.

If you did a Q_CHECK_CURRENT_FORM("XXXXX","") then you should not get any message at all.

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your reply. I have put the function CLEAR_MESSAGES() in onArrive() script of its individual screen. Post implementing this function I could see the terminal error message flashing for a second and goes off. Is there a way to remove/hide it off from screen completely. Or please let me know where exactly this function need to be put in the ramp script code.

Please see to the latest attached snap shot.

Adding to this issue I get the below message prompted when I click the page up button in the screen. Please let me know is there a way to hide them.

Hi Mark,

Can you please respond to my query. If this is a minor setting issue then I could verify and close it.

For the first question - Is there a way to remove/hide it off from screen completely - about the message appearing briefly.
The answer is no. You need to ask for a product enhancement to more closely control messages to do that.

For the second question - that's a message coming from your 5250 application.
I don't think you can stop it happening without changing your 5250 application in some way.

Thanks for your reply Mark.