Bring to Front with Calendar control and list box

[Guest]

I have a calendar control and a list box on a form. The calendar control
only opens when a command button is clicked.

No matter what I do, the calendar control will not come to the front. There
is no way to bring the calendar control in front of the list box. I have
tried sending the list box to the back and bringing the calendar control to
the front using the commands under the Format menu.

I have even tried setting the focus to the calendar control programatically
when displaying the calendar control.

All help and ideas are helpful.

Thanks,

Seth

 

[RuralGuy]

I have a calendar control and a list box on a form. The calendar control
only opens when a command button is clicked.

No matter what I do, the calendar control will not come to the front. There
is no way to bring the calendar control in front of the list box. I have
tried sending the list box to the back and bringing the calendar control to
the front using the commands under the Format menu.

I have even tried setting the focus to the calendar control programatically
when displaying the calendar control.

All help and ideas are helpful.

Thanks,

Seth

I suspect you have PopUp set to Yes on the ListBox form.
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[Guest]

No, Popup is set to no. As a test I set Modal to no. Still the same problem.

Seth

 

[RuralGuy]

No, Popup is set to no. As a test I set Modal to no. Still the same problem.

Seth

I overlooked the part where you said they were on the same form. My bad. Is it
a ListBox or a ListView? ListView is an ActiveX control and will always be on
top. That is just the way ActiveX controls work. Can you make the controls
occupy different parts of your form? There are also lots of Calendars that are
separate forms and should work for you.
http://home.bendbroadband.com/conradsystems/accessjunkie/calendars.html
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