Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

> >>> Is Desktop =.T. on the parent form? Is the parent form modal? > >> These are forms within the VFP main window. Both have Desktop = .F. > > Modal or Modeless? > Modeless. Do you have a setfocus() or anything similar in code on the parent form? Possibly in a timer? -- Derek __

Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

Derek Kalweit wrote: >>> Is Desktop =.T. on the parent form? Is the parent form modal? >>> > > >> These are forms within the VFP main window. Both have Desktop = .F. >> > > Modal or Modeless? > > > Modeless. -- Michael J. Babcock, MCP MB Software Solutions, LLC http://mbsoftwar

Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

> > Is Desktop =.T. on the parent form? Is the parent form modal? > These are forms within the VFP main window. Both have Desktop = .F. Modal or Modeless? -- Derek ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/m

Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

Derek Kalweit wrote: Viewletbuilder to the rescue to illustrate my dilemma! http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/demos/h2office/form_in_background_issue_viewlet_swf.html >>> That looks like exactly what you'd see if the *Customers* form's (NOT the >>> Account Information form

Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

> >> Viewletbuilder to the rescue to illustrate my dilemma! > >> http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/demos/h2office/form_in_background_issue_viewlet_swf.html > >> > > > > That looks like exactly what you'd see if the *Customers* form's (NOT the > > Account Information form's) AlwaysOnTop is .T. Are you

Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

Ken Dibble wrote: >> Viewletbuilder to the rescue to illustrate my dilemma! >> http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/demos/h2office/form_in_background_issue_viewlet_swf.html >> > > That looks like exactly what you'd see if the *Customers* form's (NOT the > Account Information form's) AlwaysOnTop is

Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

> >Viewletbuilder to the rescue to illustrate my dilemma! >http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/demos/h2office/form_in_background_issue_viewlet_swf.html That looks like exactly what you'd see if the *Customers* form's (NOT the Account Information form's) AlwaysOnTop is .T. Are you sure that's not the

Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

Dave Crozier wrote: > Michael, > Forgive me but I'm a little confused here. Maybe you aren't telling us > something or I'm having a bad day, but I really can't see your problem here. > > FormA calls FormB and you want the FormB to > (1) Appear on top > and > (2) get focus > > OK? Well I use this

RE: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen)

D] On Behalf Of MB Software Solutions Sent: 17 May 2007 16:52 To: profox@leafe.com Subject: Re: Want to activate child form launched in parent (but keep parentopen) MB Software Solutions wrote: > Richard Kaye wrote: > >> How about loFrm.Show instead? >> >>