Using a Form as a Control

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squareboy

I'm developing a control which must run in the Internet Zone within IE
(OBJECT tag) and thus gets the yellow balloon security window popping
up every time it opens a window. Users only need to see a few of these
before beginning to lose their sanity, and interest in our product.

As a way around this, it occurred to me that it might be worth trying
to use the forms as controls instead, actually shown within the
IE-hosted control. That way they could be shown over the top but
without the yellow balloons.

Does anyone have any thoughts on how to go about using existing forms
as controls? Any ideas on how this might be achieved would be
appreciated.

Cheers,

Max
 
Hi SquareBoy,
don't know for web, but if you set the property of any form
TopLevel = false
Then you can treat the form as a control, hope that aplies to web Object as
well, let me know if it is, i really like to know
Hope that helped!
 
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