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tina #1
scrolling
not>-----Original Message-----
>When I load a certain form I want setfocus to be on the
>subform but this causes the scroll to be at the bottomwhen focus is at the top of the form, can you still see>showing the top info. Can the form load with focus on
>subform and the scroll be at the top?
>
>seeker4
>.
>possibly. it depends on the layout of your form controls.
the subform?
if yes, this may work:
private sub form_open
Me!TopControl.SetFocus
Me!Subform.SetFocus
end sub
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seeker4 #2
scrolling
Tried this and am still having the problem. Other ideas
perhaps?controls.>-----Original Message-----
>>not>>-----Original Message-----
>>When I load a certain form I want setfocus to be on the
>>subform but this causes the scroll to be at the bottom>>showing the top info. Can the form load with focus on
>>subform and the scroll be at the top?
>>
>>seeker4
>>.
>>possibly. it depends on the layout of your form>when focus is at the top of the form, can you still see
>the subform?
>if yes, this may work:
>
>private sub form_open
> Me!TopControl.SetFocus
> Me!Subform.SetFocus
>end sub
>.
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jmonty #3
Scrolling
I have a listbox with a vertical scrollbar on a subform.
The subform also has a vertical scroll bar. Now whether or
not the listbox has focus, my intellimouse scroll causes
the listbox to scroll down and not the subform.
Question:
How do I make the subform scroll and not the listbox?
either using settings or VB code? Help.
Thanx in advance! :)
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gdzyn #4
Scrolling
I am running Flash MX on Windows XP ... I am looking to have .gif images scroll vertically, in a continuously loop ... Can someone point me in the right direction?
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creativity06 #5
Re: Scrolling
This is a horizontal slide viewer, but you can get the idea from this.
[L=]http://www.actionscript-toolbox.com/sampleslidingviewer2.php[/L]
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MA #6
Scrolling
Hi all!
I have a datagrid with several rows and cols. Is there a way to allways have
the header cells on the top (allways visible), but be able to scroll in the
grid?
I used <div style="OVERFLOW: auto;"> with a second datagrid, with only
headers visible, on the top. The problem with this solution is that when I
have to scroll horizontal the header stands still (itīs not included in the
div tag).
Anyone who have done this or have a solution?
//Marre
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Alvin Bruney [MVP] #7
Re: Scrolling
do a google for freeze the header, scroll the grid Dino esposito. The
article appears in aspnet pro magazine sometime last year if i recall
correctly
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"MA" <news@.removethis.supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:356uhrF4jie2qU1@individual.net...> Hi all!
>
> I have a datagrid with several rows and cols. Is there a way to allways
> have the header cells on the top (allways visible), but be able to scroll
> in the grid?
>
> I used <div style="OVERFLOW: auto;"> with a second datagrid, with only
> headers visible, on the top. The problem with this solution is that when I
> have to scroll horizontal the header stands still (itīs not included in
> the div tag).
>
> Anyone who have done this or have a solution?
>
> //Marre
>
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Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP] #8
Re: Scrolling
Creating a Scrollable DataGrid with a Fixed Header
[url]http://datawebcontrols.com/demos/ScrollableDataGridFixedHeader.aspx[/url]
"MA" <news@.removethis.supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:356uhrF4jie2qU1@individual.net...> Hi all!
>
> I have a datagrid with several rows and cols. Is there a way to allways
> have the header cells on the top (allways visible), but be able to scroll
> in the grid?
>
> I used <div style="OVERFLOW: auto;"> with a second datagrid, with only
> headers visible, on the top. The problem with this solution is that when I
> have to scroll horizontal the header stands still (itīs not included in
> the div tag).
>
> Anyone who have done this or have a solution?
>
> //Marre
>Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP] Guest
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MA #9
Re: Scrolling
Hi!
Well, the problem with this solution is that the header is a usual, static
table. This means that the width of the cols are static and will not follow
the width in my grid.
/Marre
"Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]" <BANSPAMken_cox@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:OjLDS2i$EHA.3708@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...> Creating a Scrollable DataGrid with a Fixed Header
>
> [url]http://datawebcontrols.com/demos/ScrollableDataGridFixedHeader.aspx[/url]
>
> "MA" <news@.removethis.supremelink.se> wrote in message
> news:356uhrF4jie2qU1@individual.net...>>> Hi all!
>>
>> I have a datagrid with several rows and cols. Is there a way to allways
>> have the header cells on the top (allways visible), but be able to scroll
>> in the grid?
>>
>> I used <div style="OVERFLOW: auto;"> with a second datagrid, with only
>> headers visible, on the top. The problem with this solution is that when
>> I have to scroll horizontal the header stands still (itīs not included in
>> the div tag).
>>
>> Anyone who have done this or have a solution?
>>
>> //Marre
>>
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