Of course its quick :)

Check your mail, I have sent a new class (only the left/right splitter is changed).

You need to call the splitter.ItemToHide(oItem) in the init of the form to add your browser to the splitter show/hide pool.
If it pass your test, I will update the other class and the doc in the download...

HTH :)


>I'll hold off sending you your modified sample then. It sounds like you know what the problem might be.
>
>Thanks for the quick attention to it.
>
>Mike
>
>>I can take a look at your code and I will come back later with a workaround.
>>I already have an idea...
>>
>>
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>>>The sample works file. I should have taken a closer look and realized that you were indeed using the browser control there. Having dug a little further into my code I see that I put my browser control into a VFP container object and that's when the splitter starts acting up.
>>>
>>>I modified your sample to reproduce the error. If you wish I could send it to you.
>>>
>>>Mike
>>>
>>>>I always like to have feedback :)
>>>>
>>>>Did the sample form work as expected in your system?
>>>>The sample form contain a browser and an a treeview control and it work well on my system (W2K Server).
>>>>
>>>>You can post some code or send me your form for testing.
>>>>You dont give enough info to debug...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hi Gerald,
>>>>>
>>>>>I tried your splitter class and ran into an issue as follows:
>>>>>
>>>>>I have a WebBrowser ActiveX control on a VFP8SP1 form running under Windows2000 Pro. In the browser control, I navigate to a HTML document. The splitter does not work when I drag it over the browser control. It disappears and does not respond to the mouseup event.
>>>>>
>>>>>Am I doing something wrong or was the splitter not designed to work with all ActiveX controls?
>>>>>
>>>>>TIA
>>>>>
>>>>>Mike
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>If you already have downloaded this class, please re-download it.
>>>>>>I have made some changes that improve the speed of the class.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>download#23455