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Experience with ctSchedule (DBI) and Addsoft Schedule OC
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
ActiveX controls in VFP
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00496602
Message ID:
00497140
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Hi Marcel,

>>1. Vertical movement of bars.
>>Sometimes (about every 10th time) the bar does not drop in the
>>selected row. It simply happens nothing (no events). It seems that it depends
>>a bit from the mouse position. This happens also in the Demo.
>
>This happend when the time doesn't change ( vertical drag and drop )
Yes.

>>4. The following problem can also be
>>found on a FoxPro message board:
>>We had another problem when calling a form from within the
>>schedule control. The form would be visible but once you clicked on
>>the form, the form with the schedule control would become active.
>>
>
>I can't reproduce this. I call a form from the BarDblClick without this problem.
It depends on the form. It seems to be a timing problem. With a simple form
it is no problem. Forms with a lot of controls have this problem.

>But if you want you are able to use a timer to call the form.
That's a good idea. Thanks.

>>5. After Showing a FoxPro context menu with the
>>right mouse click it keeps open unless anything
>>outside the schedule is clicked (normally it
>>should vanish by clicking on another position
>>on the schedule).
>>This could be solved by a RELEASE POPUPS in a click event
>>of the control. Unfortunately the control does not fire a consistent
>>click event. There are parts of the control which do not fire a click event at all.
>>
>
>The click seems consistent but doesn't fire when the popup is activated.
>Put ??CHR(7) in the control click method to test it.
After about three to ten times opening a popup and closing it in a click or gotfocus event
of the control the control stops firing click events until an area outside the control is
clicked.

A workaround is to set the Visible property to false before activating the popup (not very
nice).

>Maybe you are able to drop a transparent container over the DBI control when the popup is activated.
I tried this already a design time. But it seems that OCX control are always in front of native
VFP controls (maybe it is different at run time).

Interesting is that generally there are ActiveX controls which have problems with popups and there
are ones which don't have these problems.

Andreas
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