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| A.M. | 2006-09-24 08:17:58 | |
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| Burkhard Stiller noticed that the user-defined control menu items disappeared upon the form's BorderStyle property changed during runtime. | |
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| jetimms | 2006-09-29 16:51:50 | |
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| The are nice examples, except I can't figure out how to get the menu items to do anything. In other words, how do I get "Option 1" to open another form, or run a .prg?
Thanks,
JETimms | |
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| A.M. | 2006-09-30 08:58:11 | |
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| Inside the code, PROCEDURE OnMenuItemClicked clearly shows how to do that. Note that this is only available in VFP9 due to its improved BINDEVENT() function.
VFP8 displays UDF menu items but is not capable to link them to UDF procedures or methods without using external libraries. | |
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| JETimms | 2006-10-02 08:32:16 | |
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| Oi vey, sorry for the previous complaint. I didn't know this was a subscription site. I'll sniff the answer out elsewhere.
Great site, otherwise. It helped get me a quarter of the way finished with my project.
I'll try and convince my manager to get us an account. | |
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| Christophe Chenavier | 2007-02-25 02:29:32 | |
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| Well done,
But in your example, if we replace oForm.Visible=.T.
with oForm.Show(1), the user-defined control menu items disappeared.
Question : Why that code does not work with modals forms ? | |
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| runtimedll | 2007-04-30 02:14:15 | |
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| Put VFP runtime Dll In your Program Forld. | |
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Using the NetMessageBufferSend to send messages on the network
