SOLVED: Position of Elements |
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gibrael
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Posted: 07 September 2013 at 3:10pm |
Just checking back on this. Elements' position can now be accessed through the elements GetBoundingRect(L,T,R,B). The parameters are ByRef and the coordinates are saved in them.
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BobWansink
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Has this already been released? If so, how do I check the position?
Thanks in advance! |
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Product: Xtreme ToolkitPro (MFC) version 13.0.0
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Krog
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Hi Oleg!
My vote for this feature to be implemented. It is exactly what I was needing :) |
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Oleg
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No :( It will be implemented for next release.
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Oleg, Support Team
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gibrael
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If I have a markuplabel on a form, and this markuplabel has TextBlock inside it, is there a way to get the exact screen position (x,y) of this element?
I need it so that i could display a popup context exactly above the TextBlock. Thanks in advance to anyway who can help. :) -- Codejock ActiveX 12.1 VisualBasic 6 Sp6 Windows XP Sp3 |
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