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    Posted: 27 June 2009 at 6:08pm
Hello.
When i use the virtual mode and show a msgbox the report control become empty ! When i close the msgbox the report data is back...
Is this "normal" ?
You can try with the sample..
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Hi,
 
Yes, it's normal.
 
In virtualmode you have only one record, right? You only added one record and assigned value to wndReportControl.SetVirtualMode 100. Basicly you are telling the RC you want to have events for 100 rows (0 to 99) in BeforeDrawRow event. So everytime the RC needs to be redrawn, you will get events of BeforeDrawRow event for every single item that is in RC (only for visible rows and cols in RC) Now, if a VB messagebox appears the program stops executing the BeforeDrawRow events (also "normal" behaviour, you are waiting for an action of the user, user presses OK or Cancel the code after msgbox will be executed) and clears all drawn items just before msgbox appears (this is a guess, if you really want to know ask CJ developer) Msgbox is closed and program will execute BeforeDrawRow events again (for every single (visible) item in RC) and voila you're RC has been filled with data again.
 
CJ can't do anything about it but CJ can help you getting around this. Use the CJ TaskDialog instead of a VB MsgBox and BeforeDrawRow events keep firing   
 
 
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Dear Aaron,

The 'Normal' attribute of the problem seems a little strange anyway right ?  
When you tell me that a msgbox erases the contents of the report, i can understand (technically) but this need a big "WARNING" in the online help about the "Virtual Mode" ... No?

If there is really no solution I will have to pass my way back to my old component that uses a similar method without this kind of problem ... I'm so sad ! But thank you for this fast and complete reply !
 
I'll send a post about a but of "virtual mode" and selectedrows tomorrow... Need to make a sample and a video to explain.
 
 
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Originally posted by Lodep59 Lodep59 wrote:

I'll send a post about a but of "virtual mode" and selectedrows tomorrow... Need to make a sample and a video to explain.
 
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Absolutely not. See snapshot - 10000 records in virtual mode report. About is Message Box - right?
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Hello,
 
No sorry, it's a modal form, not a msgbox (the function in VB6).
When i show a modal form, it's ok, a msgbox, not.
The solution provided by Aaron works (TaskDialog) but it's not perfect. My users are disturbed by the taskdialog look for simple msgbox.
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It was MFC app and now - VB App with usual MsgBox call (without TOPMOST style like Task Manager used sometimes)
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If you wrap the API MessageBox function to take the same parameters as the VB6 MsgBox, then it seems to work:


Private Declare Function MessageBox Lib "user32.dll" Alias "MessageBoxA" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal lpText As String, ByVal lpCaption As String, ByVal wType As Long) As Long

Public Function RcMsgBox(ByVal Prompt As String, ByVal Buttons As VbMsgBoxStyle, ByVal Title As String) As VbMsgBoxResult
   RcMsgBox = MessageBox(Me.hwnd, Prompt, Title, Buttons)
End Function


Just call RcMsgBox the way you would call MsgBox (minus the help file and context parameters. If you need those, then you will need to implement them yourself).
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see http://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=14660&PID=50612#50612 with standard VB MsgBox
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The next version of the Report Control allow you to show std msgbox without being empty BUT it don't seems to works if the msgbox is shown by menu or on event associated with the form (checked by me with form_unload). It works if you show msgbox on button click (verified by the Mark sample).

I'll try the API way. Thanks for the tip. :-)

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Don't be naive - there is nothing in new version of Report Control related to MsgBox behaviour - belive me...
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Originally posted by mdoubson mdoubson wrote:

Don't be naive - there is nothing in new version of Report Control related to MsgBox behaviour - belive me...
 
Ok... I'm so naive... So, there's no change in the new version of the report control about the msgbox. The report control wasn't and isn't able to manage msgbox correctly, except if you show the msgbox by clicking a button.
 
Yes, it's better like this.
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I repeat - the problem is not in MsgBox - in VB Menu handling
try this function
 
Private Sub wndReportControl_SelectionChanged()
    Dim i As Long
    i = Me.wndReportControl.SelectedRows.Count
    If i = 10 Then MsgBox "SelectedRows.Count " & i
End Sub
and you will see picture:
 
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And i repeat, there's also many others case in wich the report is cleared !
Not only by menu.
 
On the "form_queryunload" event, add a msgbox and you'll see the report is cleared !
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At least you see the case when app call MsgBox itself by situation reached - no buttons and no user action involved but view is OK?!

Btw - did you try same situation in more recent development tools - like VC# or VB.NET?
 
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Originally posted by mdoubson mdoubson wrote:

Btw - did you try same situation in more recent development tools - like VC# or VB.NET?
 
No sorry. That's why I use ActiveX versions.
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Hi Mark,
 
I've found a "solution" for this problem !
Seems that if you set the focus to an other control (not the report control) the msgbox is shown without problem !
That's the reason why you don't have the problem with button's showing msgbox, the button got the focus before calling the msgbox !
 
Check my sample :
 
I've just added a simple textbox on the bottom of the screen.
Run the sample and (without doing anything else), go to menu "Report Control" / "Count selected".
You'll see 2 msgbox :
 
  1. The fisrt is shown with the focus on report control (the report on background is empty --> Bug)
  2. The second is show with the focus on the textbox (--> OK)
 
Don't know why but this may help you ?
 
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No clear - when MsgBox called inside code (on Selection Change) it does not change focus before MsgBox popuped and don't use some other UI elements
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Originally posted by mdoubson mdoubson wrote:

No clear - when MsgBox called inside code (on Selection Change) it does not change focus and don't use some other UI elements
 
Sorry i don't understand what you mean ?
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See my prev snapshot with piece of code used to call MsgBox
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Yes, i've seen but i also confirm that if i set the focus to other control before showing msgbox the problem disappear !
Don't know why but may be this could help you to find a solution ?
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Private Sub wndReportControl_SelectionChanged()
    Dim Row As ReportRow
    Dim a As Integer
    On Error Resume Next
    Debug.Print "Selection Changed. Focused Row = " & wndReportControl.FocusedRow.Index
   
    Me.Caption = wndReportControl.SelectedRows.Count & " row(s) selected"
   
    If (wndReportControl.SelectedRows.Count < 10) Then
        For Each Row In wndReportControl.SelectedRows
            Debug.Print "Selected: " & Row.Index
        Next
    End If

    If (wndReportControl.SelectedRows.Count = 10) Then
        a = 0
        For Each Row In wndReportControl.SelectedRows
            'Debug.Print "Selected: " & Row.Index
            a = a + 1
        Next
        MsgBox a
        'MsgBox wndReportControl.SelectedRows.Count
    End If
End Sub
 
Snapshot show that MsgBox popup before redraw happened on my last selection action - count already 10 but highlighted only prev selection
 
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