Hi Jim!

So, the way, I made my toolbar is different a little bit. I made a toolbar class, on which there is the Statusbar ActiveX control. The I made a pageframe class, on which I put the toolbar class. In a program I issue
oMyToolbar=createobject(....)

So, in this scenario there was the problem I described. Can I not make toolbar from pageframe class, only from direct file with Do Form?

BB


>>Hi Jim!
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>>Thank you for your suggestion. I tested it, and there is a problem. VFP send an error message, that "Object class is invalid for this container". After it I tried a Toolbar in pageframe. The problem with this, that at runtime ActiveX controls (I test it with Statusbar and Slider) only became visible, when I click on them. (More precisely: on their empty place.) I made a toolbar class and a pageframe class with it. At run time I issue
>>oMyObject=AddObject("MyPageFrame","MyPageFrame")
>>oMyobject.MyToolbar.Visible=.t.
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>>Other object on the toolbar, like textboxes became visible at once, except ActiveX controls.
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>>What did I go wrong?
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>>BB
>Bela,
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>I just tried and _screen will not accept an OLEControl class.
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>I then made a fomr, put in a pageframe, put the Progressbar control in Page1 and ran teh fomr. I saw the progressbar fine, of course it didn't do anything because I didn't tell it to, but it was there and visible.
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>You are aware that when you programmatically add things to a container. like a pageframe's page, you must explicitly set its visible property to .T.?