rihv
Thu Sep 27 16:08:22 PDT 2007
> > What do you mean with "your pesky hard-coded paths <s>".
>
> Like, for example...
> DO FORM c:\test-banner\forms\welcome-window.scx
And what's wrong with that? just locate the project files wherever you
want...
>
> > Maybe, you
> > didn't understand the trouble explanation:
>
>Yes I understood perfectly.
Ok, that's goog for me
> > In order to understand you
> > don't have to remove anything.
>
> I don't like being forced to install to the root of
> my C drive ... so I had to remove your hard coded paths,
> which, IMO, you should do too.
So, Tell me, How can i do that?
Please, let's focus on the trouble I found...
> > I would like to know how I can avoid
> > that "_webbrowser4" ole control (from the main window) gets the focus,
> > when a banner with Flash is showed (this doesn't happen when a banner
> > with an animated gif or with a jpg is showed).
>
> Well you see, that didn't happen for me!!!
Really? well, a friend of mine tested on VFP 9 SP1 and the trouble
still happens
>
> > In
http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/page3-en...
> > there are three web pages samples: the first one doesn't show any
> > trouble, but only one banner is shown; what I want to show is a set of
> > banners. So, there are two more web pages where a set of banners are
> > shown. In the last two web pages, every time that a banner with a
> > flash animation is shown the textbox loses the focus, I want to avoid
> > that...
>
> I know, I know. As I said, I did not experience the problem
> that you're having. When I ran your code, the textbox *never lost
> the focus.
>
> > If you want to tell me something about this trouble, reply this
> > message...
>
> And as I asked before, what version of VFP6 are you using
> unless you think that's not important!
So that proves you didn't read the website i made, it has the
following title "Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash", do you
understand english?
Thank you for paying attention
>
> -Roger