... color of the group. | meaning if I put COLOR CLR_MSPURPLE, CLR_ORANGE TRANSPARENT CLR_ORANGE is omitted and the background-color of the parent-container is shown? Again thank you so much for your help. Kind regards and until soon :-) Ruth
... <nBottom> To specify the right and bottom coordinates. <cLabel> The caption of the group. <oWnd> The window or dialogbox container of this control. <cClrFore> The foreground color of the group. <nClrBack> The background color of the group. <oFont> A reference ...
... a help page for a specific item on the dialog (like a browse or a button ?) How to start the help program. As always I prefer a xbrowse as data container and call a item from it to show the help text. Any samples ? (Now I have a general Word-file that opens when hitting the F1 key)
For ScrollPanel, please set :oRightMargin and :oBottomMargin, to make it resizable when container window/dialog is resized. Sample: #include "fivewin.ch"function Main() local oWnd, oPanel, n DEFINE WINDOW oWnd oPanel := TScrollPanel():New( ...
For ScrollPanel, please set :oRightMargin and :oBottomMargin, to make it resizable when container window/dialog is resized. Sample: #include "fivewin.ch"function Main() local oWnd, oPanel, n DEFINE WINDOW oWnd oPanel ...
... I have two version of TWebView examples that shows both "document.readyState" First one is original FWH TWebView class with dialog container with your last sended fwh libs. #include "FiveWin.ch"function Main() local oWnd, oBar DEFINE WINDOW oWnd DEFINE BUTTONBAR ...
Hi Antonio, Has our WEBVIEW_CREATE(,::oWndDlgContainer:hWnd) function container dialog parameter? void * webview_create(int debug, void * window ); // Creates a new webview instance. If debug is non-zero - developer tools will// be enabled (if the ...
... resize the image is the size of the XImage Control If you want to show the image in "full screen" then you need to first maximize the container window/dialog to full screen and then increase the size of the ximage control itself to maximum client area size of the window/dialog and ...
1. Create an MDI container as the main application window (typical). (Set IsMDIContainer to true) 2. Via code, add MDI child window using the standard way (create, set MDIParent to "this", then Show). Secondary windows are ...
Dear Reinaldo If you use a Dialog as a container for the TExplorerBar and not a window, I advise you to create the controls, including the TExplorerBar, in a separate function that you will call from the bInit of the Dialog. You will tell me ...
... writing the extremely complex 'Hello World" application and I will work my way up from there. My "Hello World" does have an MDI Container. Thanks Byron ...