In Private Function fIsScrollBar
Change "scrollBar" to "NUIScrollb ar" (or maybe LIKE "*scroll*" instead of =) and undo the last edit I suggested.
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In Private Function fIsScrollBar
Change "scrollBar" to "NUIScrollb ar" (or maybe LIKE "*scroll*" instead of =).Leave a comment:
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Whizbang1982 replied to Anyone else with record offset problems using ContinuousFormsCurrentRow logic?in AccessFind this (in the Private Sub ctlTextBox_Mous eMove):and replace with this:Code:' Calculate which row we are on adding in the ScrollBar Thumb offset. lngTemp = (sngY \ m_Form.Section(acDetail).Height) + lngRet -1
At least, that seems to have fixed it. Though be aware that...Code:' Calculate which row we are on adding in the ScrollBar Thumb offset. lngTemp = (sngY \ m_Form.Section(acDetail).Height) + lngRet
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It seems to work fine in 2010 (though I haven't fully tested it), except, like I said, in a subform. Does the scrolling thing not work in a parent/top level form as well?Leave a comment:
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[Solved] Lebans Continuous Forms Control Tip - In Subform
I am attempting to use this (http://www.lebans.com/conformscurcontrol.htm) in a continuous subform.
I have a form with records, and a subform that displays records related to the parent record. I want to display dynamic controltip text on the subform, similar to how Lebans designed for a standard continuous form.
It works fine as is until I need to scroll down in the subform. The class doesn't seem to recognize that...
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