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James Bott wrote:Julio,

I downloaded it twice and both times I am getting an "invalid or corrupted zip file" message. Please create a new zip and just email me a copy.

James

Here James: http://rapidshare.com/files/138816359/nonmodal.zip.html
I have send to your email too!
And thank you very much for you help!

James, please try this example...

http://rapidshare.com/files/138811483/nonmodal.zip.html

... James, try to download this mini-example... You will understanding my question! And thank for you patience! http://rapidshare.com/files/138461123/nonmodal.zip.html

... We wait for your example, thanks I have already sent to you Antonio. But, take the link to download: http://rapidshare.com/files/138461123/nonmodal.zip.html I think I explained to you that the wrong way, sorry... The main window is that it loses the focus when the dialog is closed! When ...

... tried to do: oDlg:SetFocus() after ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg ? Maybe your program execution is giving the focus to some other window, control, etc. as NONMODAL will not wait. This my code: DEFINE DIALOG oDlg RESOURCE "WAIT_DIALOG" OF oWnd oDlg:lHelpIcon := .F. oDlg:cargo ...

Have you tried to do:

oDlg:SetFocus()

after ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg ?

Maybe your program execution is giving the focus to some other window, control, etc. as NONMODAL will not wait.

Antonio

I hope these words are not reserved .. but easily understandable would be
Modal and NonModal ??

Rick Lipkin

Program is not nonmodal and there is no close in the prg. The dialog with the browse is called from another dialog which opens fine. I set a msgInfo(alias()) on init when activating the dialog with the browse and the alias is correct. ...

That means when the dialog is activated the alias is not active or already closed.

Normally this happens when we close the dbf immediately after we activate the window or a nonmodal dialog. In such cases we should close the workarea inside valid clause of the window or nonmodal dialog

... eval to after the dialog show(), but I don't know what other consequences this might have. Note that it is not traditional behavior to call a nonmodal dialog from an outlook bar button. The outlook bar is really designed for SDI applications. James

... oIcon ***** //These dlgs and windows are activated as follows (so that they behave "as one" ACTIVATE DIALOG Dlg_Dbmain NOWAIT ; // It has to be NonModal ON INIT ( Dlg_Dbmain:Move( 0, 0 ) ) ; VALID ( Win_Dbmain:End(), .T. ) ACTIVATE WINDOW Win_Dbmain MAXIMIZED ; ON RESIZE ( WNDSETSIZE( Dlg_Dbmain, ...

... and I'm trying to deploy something similar to what you have when you open a chm help file: a) a tree on the left b) a splitter on the middle c) a nonmodal dialog or a tpanel or whatever works to display info on the right side. So far I'm stumped so I'm asking for a bit of help here. I'm using ...

Maurilio, This sample is working fine, though on the nonmodal dialog the help-arrow cursor is not shown, but it properly fires the request for Help event: #include "FiveWin.ch" function Main() local oDlg1, oDlg2 DEFINE DIALOG ...

... <nHelpId>, <nWidth>, <nHeight> ) #xcommand ACTIVATE TRANSPDIAG <oDlg> ; [ <center: CENTER, CENTERED> ] ; [ <NonModal: NOWAIT, NOMODAL> ] ; [ WHEN <uWhen> ] ; [ VALID <uValid> ] ; [ ON [ LEFT ] CLICK <uClick> ] ; [ ON INIT <uInit> ...

... <nHelpId>, <nWidth>, <nHeight> ) #xcommand ACTIVATE TRANSPDIAG <oDlg> ; [ <center: CENTER, CENTERED> ] ; [ <NonModal: NOWAIT, NOMODAL> ] ; [ WHEN <uWhen> ] ; [ VALID <uValid> ] ; [ ON [ LEFT ] CLICK <uClick> ] ; [ ON INIT <uInit> ...