Hello from Germany,
a small problem :
when i start a extern Dialog with a Outlook-Button,
before i open the Child, there is a black part obove the buttons,
because i cannot set a Basic-Color or Brush for Outlook2003.
As long i don't close the dialog and carry on with the
function, the part is black. On the righthandside
the Brush comes from the Main-Dialog.
Sample : on the top of the Child, i set some parameters
in a extern dialog for the database i want to open.
or start the Calendar ( Screenshot )
Is it possible to get a Brush or Background-Color ?
Regards
Uwe
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Possible Backgrd.-Color or Brush for Outlook2003 ?
Possible Backgrd.-Color or Brush for Outlook2003 ?
Since 1995 ( the first release of FW 1.9 )
i work with FW.
If you have any questions about special functions, maybe i can help.
i work with FW.
If you have any questions about special functions, maybe i can help.
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Uwe,
This is because Outlook2003 wasn't designed to call modal dialogs from the buttons. It displays a non-modal dialog in the black area after it calls bChange. Since you are calling another modal dialog from bChange the built-in dialog doesn't get displayed until after you close the modal one.
Look at the setOption() method. You might try moving the bChange eval to after the dialog show(), but I don't know what other consequences this might have.
Note that it is not traditional behavior to call a nonmodal dialog from an outlook bar button. The outlook bar is really designed for SDI applications.
James
This is because Outlook2003 wasn't designed to call modal dialogs from the buttons. It displays a non-modal dialog in the black area after it calls bChange. Since you are calling another modal dialog from bChange the built-in dialog doesn't get displayed until after you close the modal one.
Look at the setOption() method. You might try moving the bChange eval to after the dialog show(), but I don't know what other consequences this might have.
Note that it is not traditional behavior to call a nonmodal dialog from an outlook bar button. The outlook bar is really designed for SDI applications.
James