Xailer & OZ Software

Hi Jose
I have added the Outlook 2003 Shortcut bar to my app now
When I add the Shortcut Items I can pass a window handle , this window is then displayed in the top part of the control when I select this shortcut item. For example I have one called Calendar and when I click it, it shows the DatePicker control in the top part....Just like Outlook.
Here's my issue, I need to create the DatePicker object so I can get to it's handle. Problem is I don't want to display it.
I do this, but unless I pass in a control into the New() I get a NIL error
WITH OBJECT ::oDatePicker := TDatePicker():New(::oPanel3)
:nAlign := alClient
:nWidth := 100
:nHeight := 300
:Create()
END
I then use the handle here, at this point the
aItems := Array(5)
WITH OBJECT ::oBar := TShortcutBar():New(::oPanel2)
:nAlign:=alClient
:nWidth := 100
:nHeight := 300
:Create()
aItems[1] := :AddItem(0,"Calendar",::oDatePicker:hWnd)
aItems[2] := :AddItem(1,"Jobs", )
aItems[3] := :AddItem(2,"Companies",)
aItems[4] := :AddItem(3,"Contacts",)
aItems[5] := :AddItem(4, "Settings", )
:ExpandedLinesCount := 6
END
I have tried using self, but that makes the DataPicker appear on Form1
I'm using oPanel3 and hiding it at the moment.
How can I get the handle of the window without passing in a Control into the New() method?
Cheers
Nick
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I think I might have this worked out. I actually need to create other forms, to hold the other activex controls, then create instances of these but not display them. Then I can use the the handle.
"Nick Hilder" <nick_Nospam#$%@capsol.com%NOSPAM%.au> wrote in message news:[email=47f16d56@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]47f16d56@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
Hi Jose
I have added the Outlook 2003 Shortcut bar to my app now
When I add the Shortcut Items I can pass a window handle , this window is then displayed in the top part of the control when I select this shortcut item. For example I have one called Calendar and when I click it, it shows the DatePicker control in the top part....Just like Outlook.
Here's my issue, I need to create the DatePicker object so I can get to it's handle. Problem is I don't want to display it.
I do this, but unless I pass in a control into the New() I get a NIL error
WITH OBJECT ::oDatePicker := TDatePicker():New(::oPanel3)
:nAlign := alClient
:nWidth := 100
:nHeight := 300
:Create()
END
I then use the handle here, at this point the
aItems := Array(5)
WITH OBJECT ::oBar := TShortcutBar():New(::oPanel2)
:nAlign:=alClient
:nWidth := 100
:nHeight := 300
:Create()
aItems[1] := :AddItem(0,"Calendar",::oDatePicker:hWnd)
aItems[2] := :AddItem(1,"Jobs", )
aItems[3] := :AddItem(2,"Companies",)
aItems[4] := :AddItem(3,"Contacts",)
aItems[5] := :AddItem(4, "Settings", )
:ExpandedLinesCount := 6
END
I have tried using self, but that makes the DataPicker appear on Form1
I'm using oPanel3 and hiding it at the moment.
How can I get the handle of the window without passing in a Control into the New() method?
Cheers
Nick
--

I think I might have this worked out. I actually need to create other forms, to hold the other activex controls, then create instances of these but not display them. Then I can use the the handle.
"Nick Hilder" <nick_Nospam#$%@capsol.com%NOSPAM%.au> wrote in message news:[email=47f16d56@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]47f16d56@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
Hi Jose
I have added the Outlook 2003 Shortcut bar to my app now
When I add the Shortcut Items I can pass a window handle , this window is then displayed in the top part of the control when I select this shortcut item. For example I have one called Calendar and when I click it, it shows the DatePicker control in the top part....Just like Outlook.
Here's my issue, I need to create the DatePicker object so I can get to it's handle. Problem is I don't want to display it.
I do this, but unless I pass in a control into the New() I get a NIL error
WITH OBJECT ::oDatePicker := TDatePicker():New(::oPanel3)
:nAlign := alClient
:nWidth := 100
:nHeight := 300
:Create()
END
I then use the handle here, at this point the
aItems := Array(5)
WITH OBJECT ::oBar := TShortcutBar():New(::oPanel2)
:nAlign:=alClient
:nWidth := 100
:nHeight := 300
:Create()
aItems[1] := :AddItem(0,"Calendar",::oDatePicker:hWnd)
aItems[2] := :AddItem(1,"Jobs", )
aItems[3] := :AddItem(2,"Companies",)
aItems[4] := :AddItem(3,"Contacts",)
aItems[5] := :AddItem(4, "Settings", )
:ExpandedLinesCount := 6
END
I have tried using self, but that makes the DataPicker appear on Form1
I'm using oPanel3 and hiding it at the moment.
How can I get the handle of the window without passing in a Control into the New() method?
Cheers
Nick
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