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I've used Steven Lebans' Get/Set Scrollbars routine many times including four
continuious forms subforms in that app I'm working on. (MSA 2007)
Every one of those the user has to click on the subform before anything
happens, so we can "get" (store) the scroll data (SelTop and
CurrentSectionTop) at the OnCurrent event.
However, now I have subform that more often than not, the user won't even
click on it. They'll just scroll down and look at it, and then I'll need to
requery but keep them where they've scrolled but the OnCurrent event never
fired.
Now I have a Steven Lebans function called GetCurrentRow (to get the current
row of a form that doesn't have focus) that seems to be what I'm looking
for, but it takes an X, Y input (that I imagine is relative to the top of
subform) and where do I get those numbers? and what event should I make this
call in?
Does anyone have experience using Get/Set Scrollbars with GetCurrentRow?
is there example code out there somewhere?
aha
roger
continuious forms subforms in that app I'm working on. (MSA 2007)
Every one of those the user has to click on the subform before anything
happens, so we can "get" (store) the scroll data (SelTop and
CurrentSectionTop) at the OnCurrent event.
However, now I have subform that more often than not, the user won't even
click on it. They'll just scroll down and look at it, and then I'll need to
requery but keep them where they've scrolled but the OnCurrent event never
fired.
Now I have a Steven Lebans function called GetCurrentRow (to get the current
row of a form that doesn't have focus) that seems to be what I'm looking
for, but it takes an X, Y input (that I imagine is relative to the top of
subform) and where do I get those numbers? and what event should I make this
call in?
Does anyone have experience using Get/Set Scrollbars with GetCurrentRow?
is there example code out there somewhere?
aha
roger