>>>>Has anyone ever used ZOrder for nOrder values other than 0 or 1? If so, how do you assign values?
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>>>ZOrder only supports 0 and 1 AFAIK.
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>>>I've found (by accident) that using the Send To Back and Bring To Front options at design time changes the object instantiation order.
>>>It's like ZOrder but you control the instantiation order and therefore can cause problems if the INIT() of one control calls another control's method.
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>>Yes, I think it's only 0/1, though I tried other integers with mixed success -- some objects gave error, some didn't. But even when they didn't kick back error, I wasn't sure how to use them or if they were any use at all (probably not).
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>>I don't need really need any INIT actions, I just want to rearrange a stack of open forms in formset several different ways during runtime. I guess I can build my own methods for doing this, perhaps using ZOrder(0) in successive calls...
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>Possibly you can issue Zorder(0) or Zorder(1) for all overlapping objects to arrange them in necessary order.
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Yes, I think that's the way to go here. I can put pre-known orders into a formset method.