Get rid of error message

[JimmyK]

When i press a key at raed-only control, there is a error message say "The control is read-only".
How can i suppress this message?
Thanks Jimmy Le
nhan_tiags@yahoo.com

 

[chpicker]

I, too, was annoyed by this, and here is how I fixed it.

Place this line in the control.keypress event:

NODEFAULT

While this control has the focus, the keyboard will not produce any effect whatsoever. Not quite what you wanted? Add this line above the NODEFAULT line:

if nKeyCode=9
return
endif

Now, if you press TAB, it will allow the key, any other key it will not. You can replace the number 9 with any other key code and even string them together with a bunch of 'OR's. For the list of key codes, look in the MSDN library for the INKEY() command.

 

[DannC]

Catch the key code in the keypress event and deal with it. For example call a UDF with a empty code.

 

[JimmyK]

Thanks CHPICKER,
That helps

Jimmy Le
nhan_tiags@yahoo.com

 

[weedz]

I too had this problem, and solved it with
using the VFP setting:

SET NOTIFY OFF

This will prevent you from receiving this message.

It could be possible that this setting is scoped to a datasession but you'll have to check that in the MSDN.

HTH,
Weedz (Wietze Veld)

http://www.crowncap.demon.nl

veld4663@exact.nl
The Netherlands

They cling emotionally to code and fix development rather than choosing practices based on analytical assesments of what works best.

After the GoldRush - Steve McConnell

 

[JimmyK]

Yes, Weedz, it do the job
Thanks
Jimmy Le
nhan_tiags@yahoo.com