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Unfortunately, there is too much application specific code for me to recreate the crash. I can't set it up the same, nor do I have your event handling logic. I know it's a bit of work on your part, but short of sending me a copy of your app, would …
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You know what? I completely misread your post. I somehow thought the crash was occurring at startup. Can you send me the code you use to setup the Shortcut Bar? Perhaps there is something unique to that setup that I can manage to recreate on my end.
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The only time I've seen such drastic behaviors from our controls in on machines that have Anti-spyware/Anti-virus installed that prevent our controls from loading into memory. Some of these applications consider unknown ActiveX controls to be a thre…
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We pick a theme that closely resembles what we are after. That being said, we tend to favor the tree control over the shortcut bar because we have better support and the menus can be a bit more complex if we need them to be. We can even get a tree t…
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Ouch! I hang my head in shame. Fixed.
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This behavior is intended. It may seem counter intuitive at first, especially when you equate OnClick to mean "an item click." However, the OnClick event always happens no matter where you click on the control (even if you don't click on an item). S…
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I think you have a beta build for the next release, so try "Office07" instead. If that works, then you just happen to be using a new feature that I haven't been able to document yet.
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Wow, what a glaring omission. I'll add a new property for the next release; I'll probably call it something along the lines of HasSignature.
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This is interesting because how would the control know the user was done? It can't be based on the user releasing the mouse/pen because that would just be one stroke and signatures are composes of many strokes. One possibility is an event that fires…
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There is no import available because it is not trivial to implement. Therefore, the Signature control was not meant to be a data control that can read and write the signature data. It is an input control that produces images. If you want to display …
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It's frightening how I could overlook something as critical as uploading recently announced controls. The downloads page has been updated. Sorry for the confusion.
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Can you supply your settings? I tried a 5-pixel wide splitter and it worked fine, but I wasn't using any borders.
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There is still hope. Instead of using the border property, use the border feature of the background color fill. This should allow enough space to display the gripper.
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Hmm, are you sure? I just tested it and I see a gripper as long as the bar is 4 pixels or wider. Are you using any kind of border?
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Also, try setting the Border to None in the Form Designer and see if that works. It'll be interesting to see if there is a difference.
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Don, Yes. I'm setting AllowXPTheme to 1 during the CREATE event. Height is set to -2. Tab control is the first in the tab order. My test is in OI 9.2.0.
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Don, Can you make sure Frameworks' promoted events logic isn't interfering in some way? When I create a form in a clean copy of OI and set the Background property to None in the form designer, I do not get this issue.
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Set the Background to "None". In fact, that should work in both cases.
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Correction, us "3DFace" for the background and "None" for the border.
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Assuming you are not altering the color of the window itself, use "3DFace" for both the Background and the Border color. "Window" is the color of the editable portion of a window, like an editline. On most themes, that color is white. "3DFace" on th…
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That is how the gripper is drawn now. If you want the gripper to appear on the "inside," you should use the new Background property instead. While it still appears to be a mystery, I think we've confirmed that more investigation needs to be done in…
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The registry entries that really matter are the ones created when you use REGSVR32, so I don't think it will help. I do create custom registry entries for each control, but it's only for convenience (just the location of the OCX file really). It wou…
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So, Don was the one that tested the files you sent, and he could not recreate the issue. We're quickly running out of options, but I do have a couple more ideas to try: First, I will be emailing you a new SRPLicense file that licenses all the indiv…
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If you are using SRP OLE Info.exe, you will always see that for SRPControls.ocx. You should be using SRP_ActiveX_Info.exe instead, which ships with the SRP Editor. This really should be resolved by a re-registration. Perhaps you can try commenting …
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You might want to try re-registering SRPControls.ocx. That screenshot looks like the control is not loading correctly at all.
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I haven't encountered this issue yet, but if I had to guess, I'd imagine that for some reason the subclass "thinks" the edit line is narrower than it really is. I'm not sure what would cause this, though, because the size of the control is queried a…
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I'm not sure we could do it any differently because underneath the OI hood, an edit field (which is an EDIT control in Windows) has the same exact CHANGED event. When a read happens, the contents change. There's no way around it. In other words, th…
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I think the CHANGED event would work for this kind of thing. You could even use a promoted CHANGED event to check for an empty editline then fire a custom ONEDITFIELDEMPTY event (or whatever you want to call it).
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We discovered the error is related to something the IDE is doing that is causing a false-positive error. I worked around it by setting Set_Status(0) at the end of the CREATE event of the SRP Editor. You can try a pre-release of 2.7.1 here if you lik…
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When you say minimize the app, are you saying that the window in the screenshot is an MDI child?