> Erm... have you tried putting text in the label's Caption property,
> set its width and X, Y location so that it is within the visible area
> of the form, yes?
>
> No, you haven't?
>
> There's your problem then, hey. The field has no text so it can't be
> seen, even if it is hiding behind the w
2010/1/19 Doriano Blengino :
> Or, at least, so It should be - too
> lazy to try by myself...
It is so, Doriano. And don't fret about not trying it, because I did
it for you :)
I have never experienced the problem because I learned. very early on,
the value of containers. Nevertheless it does ap
I wrote:
> He does not need - at the time of the label creation with NEW, lblName
> gets two references; one of them is discarded by leaving the subroutine,
> but the other, held by the form (thanks to "(ME)"), remains; so the
> label is not destroyed. Kadaitcha is right - the label should have
2010/1/19 Ron_1st :
> if he want the control always on the form the dim must be done global
> in the head else it lives only for the time the subroutine lives (??)
Wrong. His code will show nothing. The default background of a label
is the same as that of a form. A label has no border, and his co
Ron_1st ha scritto:
> On Tuesday 19 January 2010, Kadaitcha Man wrote:
>
>> 2010/1/19 Aaron Peachey :
>>
>>> Yes, this is the code in my form's class file:
>>>
>>> PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
>>> DIM lblName AS Label
>>> lblName = NEW Label(ME)
>>> lblName.Show()
>>> END
>>>
>> Erm...
On Tuesday 19 January 2010, Kadaitcha Man wrote:
> 2010/1/19 Aaron Peachey :
> > Yes, this is the code in my form's class file:
> >
> > PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
> > DIM lblName AS Label
> > lblName = NEW Label(ME)
> > lblName.Show()
> > END
>
> Erm... have you tried putting text in the label's Ca
2010/1/19 Aaron Peachey :
> Yes, this is the code in my form's class file:
>
> PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
> DIM lblName AS Label
> lblName = NEW Label(ME)
> lblName.Show()
> END
Erm... have you tried putting text in the label's Caption property,
set its width and X, Y location so that it is within
Yes, this is the code in my form's class file:
PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
DIM lblName AS Label
lblName = NEW Label(ME)
lblName.Show()
END
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> How do i add a control to a form in code? i've tried dim name as label
> then name = new label(parentformname) in the form open method but it
> doesn't appear. thanks, aaron
>
Can you show your code?
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How do i add a control to a form in code? i've tried dim name as label
then name = new label(parentformname) in the form open method but it
doesn't appear. thanks, aaron
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