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Input Window Image Won't Go Away
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12/11/2003 09:10:16
 
 
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12/11/2003 03:02:47
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Forms & Form designer
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00848975
Message ID:
00849064
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25
No, I made sure of that. The call to thisform.gotfocus seems to work somewhat, but not completely. The search populates a treeview on the form and it works fine, however, if there are a lot of records returned from the search expression then it appears that it hogs processing and the inputbox never gets released until the treeview is finished updating. I would like to ensure that the inputbox is completely released somehow before proceeding with the search if possible.


>>I use an input box to capture a value entered by the user for a search string. This input box is created when a form is active by clicking a search button.
>>
>>*cmdsearchname.click
>>thisform.searchname=''
>>thisform.searchname=INPUTBOX("Enter a Name to Search For",;
>>   "Search Current Policies By Name ",thisform.searchname)
>>THISFORM.searchname=UPPER(ALLTRIM(thisform.searchname))
>>IF !EMPTY(thisform.searchname)
>>	THISFORM.GOTFOCUS
>>	THISFORM.filldefault = .F.
>>	THISFORM.filltree2(thisform.searchname,.f.,.f.)
>>ENDIF
>>RETURN
>>
>>The problem is that after the user enters the string to search for, the search begins, but the image of the inputbox is still on the screen until the search finishes. How can I force the inputbox to be removed from the screen before the search begins? I want focus to be on the form itself while the search is in progress. I've tried thisform.gotfocus but a portion of the inputfox still remains on the screen.
>>
>>TIA,
>>Tracy
>
>Tracy,
>
>Would you have form.LockScreen = .T. at the time of the InputBox()
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