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Chet,
Check Craig Boyd's www.sweetpotatosoftware.com blog - there's a great
date
picker.
Malcolm
Hi Chet.
If you can
needs such an item...
Again, thanks to all of you.
Chet
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Chet,
C
ability to do
incredibly stupid things. They are, in short, a perfect match" - Bill
Bryson
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It's k
rfect match" - Bill
Bryson
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It's kind of interesting that to me, this profox place is really two list
r programmers are smart people with the ability to do
incredibly stupid things. They are, in short, a perfect match" - Bill
Bryson
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Jibe earlier!!!
Anyhow us Bass players have to stick together don't we.
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Hmmm.
Close?
The bound field can h
r my M$ Jibe earlier!!!
Anyhow us Bass players have to stick together don't we.
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Hmmm.
Close?
The boun
Sent: 14 July 2006 02:00
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Hmmm.
Close?
The bound field can have an empty date -- in fact, for many of them
that's their natural state. This control doesn't seem to want to
display an empty date (. = {} )
Dave Crozier wrote:
> The bound field can have an empty date -- in fact, for many of them
> that's their natural state. This control doesn't seem to want to
> display an empty date (. = {} )
Does this help any?
http://www.foxite.com/archives/dtpicker-activex-control-minium-value-000
261.htm
Bill
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You got it!!! :-)
And what's really amazing is that I have at least 3 PC's and it don't
work on any of them. That's a good working definition of a conspiracy :-)
D
06 21:18
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You got it!!! :-)
And what's really amazing is that I have at least 3 PC's and it don't
work on any of them. That's a good working definition of a conspiracy :-)
David Crooks wrote:
On Thursday, Ju
ozier
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You got it!!! :-)
And what's really amazing is that I have at least 3 PC's and it don't
You got it!!! :-)
And what's really amazing is that I have at least 3 PC's and it don't
work on any of them. That's a good working definition of a conspiracy :-)
David Crooks wrote:
On Thursday, July 13, 2006 12:00 PM Chet Gardiner wrote:
SO IF ANYONE WONDERS WHY THE HELL I'm re
BINGO
I've been playing a lot of great gigs lately (and recording them) and
some recording projects as artist and producer. I'm VERY good at both
playing and producing and have a HELL of a lot more fun at it...
Time to move into the fourth quarter of my life -- I'm REALLY looking
forwar
Chet Gardiner wrote:
SO IF ANYONE WONDERS WHY THE HELL I'm retiring for good from
programming after 42 years of this shit
'cause you're too grumpy when you're not playing music? :->
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Isn't that your normal attire Dave?
Allen
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I'll wear sackcloth and ashes for a week to atone for my bad behaviour!
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On Thursday, July 13, 2006 12:00 PM Chet Gardiner wrote:
>SO IF ANYONE WONDERS WHY THE HELL I'm retiring for good from
programming after 42 years >of this shit
So, you are tired of people telling you that it works on my PC? 8-)
David L. Crooks
Chet,
Don't really mean it - I love them really.
After all, most of us wouldn't be in IT it wasn't for M$. However they do
put themselves up there to be shot at!
I'll wear sackcloth and ashes for a week to atone for my bad behaviour!
Dave Crozier
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Ch
I was trying to avoid reinventing the wheel. I'm ALREADY LOSING MONEY
OVER THIS DAMN PROJECT AS IT IS...
To recap:
There was ALREADY an object included in the 'framework' I HAVE TO USE
for this project. This object combined a text box and small button in a
container . One could type a date
quot; - Bill
Bryson
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Bummer, ...
so what's *wrong* with mscommctl.MonthView ?
Andrew Davies MB
I don't have the time to reinvent the object.
It's more than just showing the calendar...
Bill Arnold wrote:
I changed the actual calendar form to Modal, run in Top Level Form --
which is what I need.
That's when I got the bugbox described below.
It's just not worth my wasting any more time
Chet,
You've gotten flustered over this.
oCalendar is an object until the form is released. Hide the form instead of
calling the release and you'll have the oCalendar object available to you
after it returns to the commandbutton.click.
Tracy
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>They'll just have to type their dates like the rest of the world... :-)
Chet, I changed all my 'type in date' boxes to mscommctl *years* ago, and
have never had any problems.
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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>Bummer, ...
so what's *wrong* with mscommctl.MonthView ?
Andrew Davies
>Bummer, ...
so what's *wrong* with mscommctl.MonthView ?
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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> I changed the actual calendar form to Modal, run in Top Level Form --
> which is what I need.
>
> That's when I got the bugbox described below.
>
> It's just not worth my wasting any more time over it.
> They'll just have
> to type their dates like the rest of the world... :-)
Chet, maybe
I changed the actual calendar form to Modal, run in Top Level Form --
which is what I need.
That's when I got the bugbox described below.
It's just not worth my wasting any more time over it. They'll just have
to type their dates like the rest of the world... :-)
Richard Kaye wrote:
In y
For once, m$ doesn't really have anything to do with it...
Bad guess...
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Chet Gardiner wrote:
Among the problems I'm having with this little object is that the
calendar is a modeless form. It flashes and doesn't stay on the screen.
I tried changing it to a mod
In your original post, I thought you said you had a textbox with a down
arrow to display a calendar that you wanted to replace. That's pretty
much what the caldatepicker class is. Try using that instead of the
calendar form class. Having said that, did you try oCalendar.Show(1)?
That should sho
Chet Gardiner wrote:
Among the problems I'm having with this little object is that the
calendar is a modeless form. It flashes and doesn't stay on the screen.
I tried changing it to a modal form that displays in the top level
form (which MUST be the case in my application), I changed the cli
therefore no picker.
Bummer, it's a cute little object, too bad I can't use it...
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isplay alas,
therefore no picker.
Bummer, it's a cute little object, too bad I can't use it...
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a cute little object, too bad I can't use it...
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Chet,
Check Craig Bo
ra Sr wrote:
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Check Craig Boyd's www.sweetpotatosoftware.com blog - ther
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Chet,
Check Craig Boyd's www.sweetpotatosoftware.com blog - there's a great
dat
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Chet,
Check Craig Boyd's www.sweetpotatosoftware.com blog - there's a great date
picker.
Malcolm
Hi Chet.
I
ment. I
guess I'll have to build my own...
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Chet,
Hi,
it looks like the standard mscommctl.MonthView
- which *should* be stable enough (usual caveats about hanging references)
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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Thanks. You too.
PabloSr
In a learning adventure
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> I did swear today
> I did swear today was Friday... 0) :( :(.
Common programmer ailment: "losing-all-track-of-time-itis". The last
time I looked up, I was 21
Have a good week, and don't forget to stop and smell the roses :)
Bill
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I did swear today was Friday... 0) :( :(.
PabloSr
In a learning adventure
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That did it. Whil
Have a Calendar object?
Looks odd - that a form's LOAD event is issuing ON SHUTDOWN like that.
This setting controls what happens when you try to exit VFP, and that's not
really a forms business.
I'd try commenting these six lines out to see if that gets you where you
want to b
Looks odd - that a form's LOAD event is issuing ON SHUTDOWN like that.
This setting controls what happens when you try to exit VFP, and that's
not really a forms business.
I'd try commenting these six lines out to see if that gets you where you
want to be.
Bill
> Thank you Bill. Could this
onday, July 10, 2006 11:22 PM
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I'd guess it's setting ON SHUTDOWN somewhere. Since you've got the source,
you can set a breakpoint in the debugger for ON SHUTDOWN() to trap the
instruction that's setting it.
Bill
&
I'd guess it's setting ON SHUTDOWN somewhere. Since you've got the
source, you can set a breakpoint in the debugger for ON SHUTDOWN() to
trap the instruction that's setting it.
Bill
> A word to the wise from the not so wise... ;)
>
> Actually, I just ran the demo (executable), then exited and
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Chet,
Check Craig Boyd's www.sweetpotatosoftware.com blog - there's a great d
Chet,
Check Craig Boyd's www.sweetpotatosoftware.com blog - there's a great
date picker.
Malcolm
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