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How to browse in a In Top Level Screen form.
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09/07/2001 15:41:41
David Fluker
NGIT - Centers For Disease Control
Decatur, Georgia, United States
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Forms & Form designer
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00528244
Message ID:
00528318
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18
>Hello:
>
>Here is my problem. My application has the main foxpro screen hidden and uses a custom form as the main form (as a top level form).
>
>Now within my custom form I have another form (in top level form) that I use to select a table and then browse it.
>
>Now here is the problem (I bet you already know), the browse window doesn't show. If I make the main foxpro screen visible it will show in that window but it won't show in my top level form or in my other form.
>
>Anyone know what I can do? I've looked over the browse command and I've tried the 'in screen' and 'in window' commands to no avail. Having the main foxpro screen isn't going to work either. Any ideas?

Define a window in the desktop. Then do a BROWSE WINDOW (not IN WINDOW). That should do the trick. This code will get you started. Modify it with the window parameters you need for your app. (Size, style, fonts, etc)
DEFINE WINDOW Browsit IN DESKTOP;
     FROM 10,10 TO 30,50 ;
     FLOAT GROW

BROWSE WINDOW Browsit
David.
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