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23/02/2010 14:24:11
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Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP1
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>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I need to drop about 4 to 5 different objects on a form. The form is very busy; there is hardly a empty space that is not occupied by a textbox, label or a button. Where do you recommend to drop objects if the form is very busy? What if the dropped object gets on a button or a pageframe, what would happen? Also, is there a harm if I change the size of the image created by VFP when you drop an object on the form?
>>>
>>>TIA.
>>
>>What type of objects you're dropping? Are they visual objects and need to be visible in run-time?
>
>No, these are not visual objects at all. These are BIZ class objects that the program uses.
If that's the case, just add them anythere to the form, say, top - 100 and left - 100, as long as you don't need to access them in design time. In design time you can access them using Properties sheet, so the position doesn't matter much.
>>>
>>>I need to drop about 4 to 5 different objects on a form. The form is very busy; there is hardly a empty space that is not occupied by a textbox, label or a button. Where do you recommend to drop objects if the form is very busy? What if the dropped object gets on a button or a pageframe, what would happen? Also, is there a harm if I change the size of the image created by VFP when you drop an object on the form?
>>>
>>>TIA.
>>
>>What type of objects you're dropping? Are they visual objects and need to be visible in run-time?
>
>No, these are not visual objects at all. These are BIZ class objects that the program uses.
If that's the case, just add them anythere to the form, say, top - 100 and left - 100, as long as you don't need to access them in design time. In design time you can access them using Properties sheet, so the position doesn't matter much.