There is no way to change anything about the auto-generated popup screens. You could create your own security dialog box with some scripting. Then you could make it any size you want.

Only some of the methods are supported in CF and the AsEnumerable is not supported.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... s.90).aspx

No, it is not possible to add tags via script.

No, there is no way to import/export using the basic iX Dev methods only a selection of the recipes. If you want to do that you will need to query the recipe database and generate the file yourself. Here is a forum post with a script example on how to query the datalogger database in iX Dev. You nee...

You will need to query those databases and save the data to a file yourself if you want to change the export path. There is a forum post with a script example on how to query a database in iX Dev. The Script_Database_Export.zip example in the other forum post will show you how to do that. Both Audit...

You can only add controls to the screen using "this.Controls.Add(..." if you are targeting a Windows CE unit. Otherwise you have to look into WPF programming to figure out how to add controls if you are targeting a PC.

An expression and script code is not the same thing. In expressions you need to set the "value" variable to the result you want iX Dev to use.

This code only works when you are create a script. It will not work in an expression.

It would be easier to add the controls in iX Developer and then make them visible/invisible. If you are targeting the Windows version of iX Dev you need to look into WPF programming. The controls object you are referencing is not available when you are targeting a PC.

You can use the Windows TextBox control. That will not popup the virtual keyboard. You will have to use script to move the focus as well as handle moving the text out of the text box and into a tag.

I tested it and it works correctly on my computer. Here are a few screenshot that might help. In this example, Tag1 is used to set the Time Span.