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DataPicker bug? How fast does CJ typically fix? |
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rmcgaffic 
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 Topic: DataPicker bug? How fast does CJ typically fix?Posted: 06 June 2011 at 7:13am |
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How responsive is CodeJock in fixing bugs?
I worked with the DatePicker control over the weekend and as shown by the screenprint below, can not change the border appearance of the DatePicker control?
Can someone please identify what I am doing wrong or confirm that this should be reported as bug.
The screenprint shows 4 DatePickers; the 2, 3, and 4th controls are copies of the first control.
Can anyone explain why control 3 and 4 appear to have a dotted line around them when 1 and 2 (a copy of 1) do not?
Thanks,
Bob McGaffic
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Posted: 06 June 2011 at 10:00am |
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Forum member Oleg pointed out in another post that there is a conflict between MS Access and CodeJock DatePicker control for this property. He suggested the following code which worked fine:
Me.DatePicker0.Object.BorderStyle = xtpDatePickerBorderNone
It would be nice if the CodeJock samples had at least one instance of each such known MS Access conflict.
Bob McGaffic
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