At 4:54 PM -0800 2/21/2001, "Monte Goulding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>The problem: The scrollbars of a group do not do the same thing. They still
>do what the did before. This doesn't look good when you have a group and
>field nextto each other. How do i make a group have the same scrollbar loo
Hardly any point having scrollbars on fields then is there?
Hmm
> At 4:54 PM -0800 2/21/2001, "Monte Goulding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >The problem: The scrollbars of a group do not do the same thing.
> They still
> >do what the did before. This doesn't look good when you have a group and
Hi
Not the problem (already been discussed): The scrollbar has changed on Win32
so that it remains active with a full thumb when the formattedheight of a
field are less than the height.
The problem: The scrollbars of a group do not do the same thing. They still
do what the did before. This doesn
Thanks to Kevin & Scott for posting solutions to the scrollbar field problem
I had.
Kevin's solution works very well. My problem is that I have some fields
that I purposefully WANT to have no scrollbar on no matter what (it would
take too long to explain why,) and some that I did. Given enough
On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 Richard MacLemale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Kevin Miller stated:
> > This is just a minor glitch - the only workaround I know of for the moment
> > is to turn off the scrollbar if the text fits.
It's kind of ironic for him to say that since the source of this bug
was a f
On 29/1/01 3:01 am, Richard MacLemale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> This is just a minor glitch - the only workaround I know of for the moment
>> is to turn off the scrollbar if the text fits.
>
>
> Nah, it's not a minor glitch if I have to spend hours figuring out the best
> way to turn off th
Well then try something with the formattedHeight property. If the
formattedHeight is larger than the height of your field then set the
scrollbar to false, else to true etc.
>Kevin Miller stated:
>> This is just a minor glitch - the only workaround I know of for the moment
>> is to turn off
Kevin Miller stated:
> This is just a minor glitch - the only workaround I know of for the moment
> is to turn off the scrollbar if the text fits.
Nah, it's not a minor glitch if I have to spend hours figuring out the best
way to turn off the scrollbar for the HUNDREDS of fields in my project, d
On 28/1/01 2:53 pm, Richard MacLemale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now, w/MC 2.3.2, the scrollbar ALWAYS draws a shaded scrollbar with a
> draggable handle, which you CAN'T DRAG if the length of the text does not
> exceed the height of the field.
(snip)
> Why this unfortunate change? And how d
