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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
ActiveX controls in VFP
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 8 SP1
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Network:
Windows 2000 Server
Database:
MS SQL Server
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Thread ID:
01108311
Message ID:
01135470
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Yes, It looks right in the Form designer, with black background and windows logo on it. Left=10, Top=10. I tried to set it in Form's Init method, but it doesn't affect. But if I will place ActiveX Web Browser object on the same Form it will be shown properly, but I want to make class because I want to use it in different forms

My initial idea is to create custom object with such functionality:
there will be area with formated text displaying some filter settings (variable=value) which are applied on the results displayed in grid on the same form. When User clicks on that area then new form will be displayed with a lot of filters, so user can choose what he want to filter.
I saw that some users are getting lost when form has a lot of filters in the form, so I thought that my new class would be a good improvement.

>Does it loooks right in the Form designer? What are the values of the Left and Top properties for the class on the form in the Properties Sheet? Is there any code in the class that could reset them to 0 when form is run?
>
>>Drag'n'drop from Project Manager / Classes to a form.
>>
>>
>>>How do you add your Web Browser class to a form?
>>>
>>>>I wanted to make my own class based on ActiveX MS Web Browser control.
>>>>But I have two problems while putting objects on a form:
>>>>- If I'm making it based on Web Browser control then instance of that object appears in the left upper corner of a form, while it was set to other position
>>>>- if I'm putting MS web control into container class, then I have to click on container to show it on the form, because it is not shown when form is running.
>>>>
Giedrius
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