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?
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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.
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Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
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?
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Derek
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 .T. Are
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
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's) AlwaysOnTop is
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 al the time in my apps with no
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 al the
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
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