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Hi Doug,
I would like to use your code to perform drag n drop from one control on a
subform to the same control on another record in the same subform. For
development/debugging purpose only I have set up a second contol on the same
subform so I can have a better picture of what's going on. What is happening
is that the mouseup/mousedown is working properly for the drag control.
Mousemove recognises the proper drop control but not the proper record under
the mousecursor where the drop occurs. Can you tell me how to refer to the
proper record as well as setfocus to the drop control on the new recordl? I
have looked at Stephen Lebans ContinuousFormsCurrentRow which seems to
recognize where the mousecursor is (even though it does not have the focus) ,
but I keep getting errors when I try to define the control class and use it
in the form load for my continuous form. I'm not really sure how his works
but it looks like it might be what I need.
Thank you, hope you can help.
Elaine
I would like to use your code to perform drag n drop from one control on a
subform to the same control on another record in the same subform. For
development/debugging purpose only I have set up a second contol on the same
subform so I can have a better picture of what's going on. What is happening
is that the mouseup/mousedown is working properly for the drag control.
Mousemove recognises the proper drop control but not the proper record under
the mousecursor where the drop occurs. Can you tell me how to refer to the
proper record as well as setfocus to the drop control on the new recordl? I
have looked at Stephen Lebans ContinuousFormsCurrentRow which seems to
recognize where the mousecursor is (even though it does not have the focus) ,
but I keep getting errors when I try to define the control class and use it
in the form load for my continuous form. I'm not really sure how his works
but it looks like it might be what I need.
Thank you, hope you can help.
Elaine