Transparent Command Button & DBPix controls

  • Thread starter Thread starter Martijn van Meeteren
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Martijn van Meeteren

Hi everybody,

When I'm placing a command button over an image control and set the
Trasparent property to "Yes", I can e.g. click the image (button) and let
the click_event do it's work. Why doesn't this work with a DBPix control? It
looks like it is impossible to place the Command Button on top.
Do I do something wrong here? Or is there another solution for the problem
here at hand?

Thanks you all.
 
The way Access forms are implemented prevents ActiveX Controls from being placed behind the built-in Access
controls. You could place an ActiveX button on-top of such an ActiveX control, such as a "Microsoft Forms
2.0 CommandButton", but you probably won't be able to achieve transparency. Why not use the "Click" or
"ImageClicked" event of the DBPix Control? Incidentally, it is probably more appropriate to address such
questions to the DBPix support team.
 
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