VB6 - MSFlexgrid scrollbars disabled |
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fsuzarten@gmail.com
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Posted: 14 March 2016 at 10:24pm |
I have VB6 applications.
In some workstations, when I have a window form with a MSFlexgrid control, I canĀ“t use the vertical scrollbar for move to the next rows, because it looks disabled, and click has no effect in that. Is there a solution for that behaviour?
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fsuzarten@gmail.com
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I have published that case as an issue #34899, and it was submitted in March 15 to the support area.
Is there some answer for that?
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Shabbir
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Hi Ya, I am finding the same problem in development mode it is fine when in runtime mode on windows 10 the scrollbars are disabled.
I reported it in January 2016. Can someone fix this problem, or give a work around. Shabbir
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john_d
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Hi all
I also encountered this issue and have been able to resolve it. In our app, we have a logon form and MDI form that both contain the skin framework control. In both forms I declared the following at the top: Private Declare Function LoadLibrary Lib "kernel32" Alias "LoadLibraryA" (ByVal lpLibFileName As String) As Long On both forms, before the skin is loaded, I used this line of code: LoadLibrary "MSFLXGRD.OCX" This fixes the issue where the msflxgrd control doesn't skin properly, and the scrollbars don't work in Windows 8 or 10. It seems some controls need to be in memory for the skinning to function correctly. The following previous forum items gave me the answer: http://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=22641&KW=scroll&PID=73602&title=resolvedskinframework-mdi-windows-8-sstab-bug#73602 http://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=17251&title=ms-rtf-skinning Hope this is useful... Regards, JD
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