Hi,
As was pointed out already, you can't set the frame at runtime in this
manor. Something that I missed for a while after starting to use RB, was
that in the manuals any property that is in Bold is read-only. You can't
change read-only properties at runtime, only in the IDE.
Regards,
Paul
on 3/30/05 2:58 PM, Eirik Karlsen wrote:
> Well...I think I did that in window2's OpenEvent, like this: self.frame=1
> ...and it didn't work as expected.
>
> Setting movableModal in the editor worked though....(?)
>
>
> David Grogono wrote:
>
>> On 3/30/05 3:23 PM, "Eirik Karlsen" <eikarlse at online dot no> wrote:
>>
>>> In a two window application how do I force window2 to have focus (over
>>> window1) for as long as window2 is open...
>>> alternatively to clear focus for window2....might give the same result ?
>>>
>>> I just want to keep the main window in the background while the smaller
>>> window2 in ontop of window1...
>>
>> It sounds like you should make Window2 a modal dialog. This is done by
>> changing the 'Frame' of the window in the properties window. I'd recommend
>> using '1 - Movable Modal'.
>>
>> -David
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