Re: NewEra winFocusIn

In article <01bc4a14$d5e83ea0$6da0adce@sds.dor.state.co.us>, Shannon Sellers <ssseller@concentric.net> writes >I have an application with four windows, the first window is the main top >and the other three are normal top windows. These four windows have 2 list >boxes in common and when any of the list boxes are changed, this list boxes >on the main window are updated. The main window is used to sync all the >windows. When another window is selected, I use the winfocusin event to >sync the window. > >My problem is the main window doesn't seem to accept focus. If I change >the list boxes on the other windows, the application updates the window in >the winfocusin event, but if I make the change in the main window the >winfocusin event is never triggered put a display in the focusin event of >the list boxes, so I know the focusin event is triggered in the list boxes >on the main window. > >Any ideas would be appreciated.... > Shannon Hi Shannon Keep working at it I too have problems with winFocusIn(). If I sort out my problem I will post a solution. I use the window click event to give focus to an enabled control so that the window gets focus even if a control is not clicked. I have windows that are mainly super tables with controls inside and outside the super table. Sometimes I need to click on a control outside the table frame then inside the table frame to get the winFocusIn() event. Cheers -- Mike Ripley