I'm trying to set the ResourceFile property but seem to be struggling even gettings to the GlobalSettings!

 

I develop in a language called Clarion and to work with a Codejock control I would simply create an ActiveX holder for the required control and then send Codejock commands directly to the holder.

 

eg: Below is an example where I have created a ActiveX holder for the CommandBars control (called ?CmdBar), and set the ResourceFile property to a resource DLL file etc.

 

?CmdBar{'GlobalSettings.ResourceFile'} = "SomeResource.DLL"

 

The above works fine, but if I try something similar for the Calendar control I get an error - and can't seem to get to the GlobalSettings.

 

If I try and message out the Object ID of the GlobalSettings I get an error.

 

 

Does anybody know what the difference is between getting to the GlobalSettings of the CommandBars and the Calendar controls?

 

 

Just a bit more info which might help.  If I want to work with the 2007Theme, I create a Theme object and use the "SetTheme" method to attach the object to the Calendar control.  I can create a GlobalSettings object but don't know of a way to attach this to the Calendar control - is this the route I should be progressing?

 

 

Any help on this would be greatfully appreciated.

 

Regards,

 

Andy Wilton

 

 

 

Hi,

 

GlobalSettings is property of only CommandBars. You need create new object XtremeCalendarControl or CalendarGlobalSettings.

 

I can create a CalendarGlobalSettings object but how do I then attach it / use it with the Calendar Object - is there a command I'm missing similar to the AttachToCalendar method that is used to attach the DatePicker object to the Calendar?

 

Regards,

 

Andy

Just try. it will work automatically.

Hi,

 

ok, so you set ResourceFile property and your calendar don't use it ?    Try to change it before you create Calendar Control.

 

Yes, I've tried setting it both before and after creating the Calendar object.

 

Any ideas?

 

Regards,

 

Andy

 

Sorry, correction - your suggestion worked perfectly!

 

You're quite good at this Codejock stuff - have you thought of doing it professionally

 

 

Thanks for all your help - I'll update the subject to SOLVED.

 

Regards,

 

Andy

Actually I'm kind of CTO here :)

 

Hi Oleg,

 

Thats nice to know  Are you also in charge of the alarm clock ? Please, be so kind and set the alarm for the SyntaxEdit developers...(there's one issue for three weeks without any answers) They have overslept and should wake up now (if they are in their wintersleep, let them sleep)

 

Thanks