Hi Dave
Further to my last email I have a TextBox txtShippingDate a Calendar
Control oleControl1
As you advised, in the GotFocus event I have
WITH ThisForm
.olecontrol1.Left = This.Left
.olecontrol1.Top = This.Top
ENDWITH
In the DoubleClick event I have
WITH ThisForm
.olecontrol1.Visible = .T.
.Returneddate = 1 && used by the Calendar control to populate
the correct Date field with the selected date
ENDWITH
When I double click the Caledar control appears but in the wrong place
Yet the properties shown in the debugger are:
ThisForm.txtShippingDate.Top = 110
ThisForm.oleControl1.Top = 110
ThisForm.txtShippingDate.Left = 324
ThisForm.oleControl1.Left = 324
As you advised I set Application.AutoYield to .F.
"I don't believe it"
Cheers
Peter
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Sent: 17 March 2008 08:31
To: 'ProFox Email List'
Subject: RE: How to move an OleControl
Peter,
Works for me with the Microsoft date picker no problem if I use the
GotFocus
event in the textbox to move the control.
Also make sure
Application.Autoyield=.F.
However, it could be that it is the OLEControl that is causing the
problem.
Which one are you using?
Dave Crozier
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Sent: 14 March 2008 09:07
To: ProFox Email List
Subject: RE: How to move an OleControl
Hi all
I am using an olecontrol as a date picker on a form.
There are quite a few date fields to enter. These are automatically
populated with today's date on opening the form. I want to offer the
employee the option of double clicking on a date field which I want to
move to the position of the text box
With ThisForm
.oleControl1.Left = This.Left
.Top = This.Top
.Visible = .T.
EndWith
This would place the Date Picker (in this case a Calendar control) over
the text box.
Unfortunately the control does not move although the properties change
when viewed in the debugger.
Any Ideas
Cheers
Peter Hart
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