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Position form on screen
Thanks a lot, Disferente. That worked perfectly.- nelsonhoover
- Post #10
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Position form on screen
Ok, I'll see what happens. BTW, Form1, in the previous example is actually a MDI form child and Form2 is not. Does that make a difference? Thanks alot.- nelsonhoover
- Post #7
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Position form on screen
Form2 is already manual. I will add the code to detect the proper cell to align with later. My problem is: With the above code, Form2 is near the top left corner of the screen, not anywhere close to the grid control on Form1. If I could just get Form2.Top and .Left the same as the grid...- nelsonhoover
- Post #5
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Position form on screen
Form1 contains the grid control. Form2 is borderless and contains the treeview control and will be used as the popup menu to select data for the selected cell. Code is simply: Private Sub Grid_BtnClick(ByVal Row As Long, ByVal Col As Long) 'Insert positioning code here Form2.Show...- nelsonhoover
- Post #3
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Position form on screen
Hi, I'm trying to use a borderless form as a popup menu containing a treeview control. I'd like to display the form modally directly under the currently selected cell in a grid control when the cell is clicked. I've got it mostly figured out except for how to get the form positioned as desired...- nelsonhoover
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
