If one of my MDI Child Forms (ChildForm1) needs to pull data from the SQL
Server, I set the Child Form's Enabled state to false, pull the data, then
set Enabled back to true.
It looks really neat unless my MDI Container has 2 or more forms up and
running at WindowState Maximized. In this case, the next Child Form pulls to
the front like I called ChildForm2.Brin gToFront() or ChildForm1.Send ToBack().
I can tell the MDI Child Form to BringToFront() after the query has
returned, but the form will forget its WindowState (Maximized or location).
How would I make this look more professional?
Server, I set the Child Form's Enabled state to false, pull the data, then
set Enabled back to true.
It looks really neat unless my MDI Container has 2 or more forms up and
running at WindowState Maximized. In this case, the next Child Form pulls to
the front like I called ChildForm2.Brin gToFront() or ChildForm1.Send ToBack().
I can tell the MDI Child Form to BringToFront() after the query has
returned, but the form will forget its WindowState (Maximized or location).
How would I make this look more professional?