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Overlapping controls from within an automation
fjdumont
Member Posts: 2
Hello mibuso-board,
first of all I need to tell you I just joined this community, meaning: In case I am posting into the wrong subboard, please excuse my mistake.
I am overlapping a control with my own control from within an automation (written in C#) by searching for the proper SubForm and setting it as its parent (using SetParent in win32.dll). What it basically does is adding a browser to my Navision form, resizing and moving the subform appropiately. This will provide a PDF reader (Adobe PFD Plugin) and a browser in my application, but unfortunately it seems like SetParent is messing around with the printer dialog from the PDF plugin (see attachment).
Did anyone experience this issue as well and could provide some thoughts or ideas on different approaches?
Thanks in advance,
Frank Dumont.
first of all I need to tell you I just joined this community, meaning: In case I am posting into the wrong subboard, please excuse my mistake.
I am overlapping a control with my own control from within an automation (written in C#) by searching for the proper SubForm and setting it as its parent (using SetParent in win32.dll). What it basically does is adding a browser to my Navision form, resizing and moving the subform appropiately. This will provide a PDF reader (Adobe PFD Plugin) and a browser in my application, but unfortunately it seems like SetParent is messing around with the printer dialog from the PDF plugin (see attachment).
Did anyone experience this issue as well and could provide some thoughts or ideas on different approaches?
Thanks in advance,
Frank Dumont.
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