OLE IDispatch exception code 0 from DTPicker

[klander2k]

Today 2/29/08 (Leap Year) I got the following error:

OLE IDispatch exception code 0 from DTPicker: Invalid property value.

If I change the system date to 1 day prior or 1 day later all works well.

Any one else having this same problem?
Any suggestions.

Thanks

Keith Lander
klander2@comcast.net

 

[Mike Lewis]

Keith,

Works OK for me.

If I run this code, I see the correct date:

thisform.oleDate.Object.Value = DATE()

Can you post some code that will reproduce the error?

Mike




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My Visual FoxPro site: www.ml-consult.co.uk

 

[Kurjo]

I also got this error but I am not sure how to resolve this.
I get this error in the init event of the Olecontrol I set the value of the control as follows:

** ldStd is a variable with todays date
With this
.day=day(ldStd)
.month=month(ldStd)
.year=year(ldStd)
Endwith

 

[klander2k]

I am using basically the same code as Kurjo.

.MONTH = MONTH(DATE())
.DAY = DAY(DATE())
.YEAR = YEAR(DATE())

I can run the following in the command window and all works well.

? MONTH(DATE())
? DAY(DATE())
? YEAR(DATE())

Pretty confusing......



Thanks

Keith Lander
klander2@comcast.net

 

[Kurjo]

I solved my issue as follows:

With this
.day=day(date())
.year=year(date())
.month=month(date())
endwith

If we assign the month value at the end it takes. I hope it will help.

 

[Mike Lewis]

Try adding .object to the hierarchy. In other words, instead of this:

oleControl.Day = day(date())

do this:

oleControl.object.Day = day(date())

In fact, if you do that, you can set the value directly:

oleControl.object.Value = DATE()

Mike

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