I have a VB6 winforms application that has a .Net 2.0 user control
(exposed via COM) that I made. No matter what I have tried, once the
user control looses focus, it always requires a double-click to regain
focus. My control is in a Microsoft VB6 Tab control. So whenever I go
to another tab, and return to the tab with the user control, I must
double-click the control to give it focus. I have tried giving it focus
in code, passing a double-click event to the control, tried using the
3rd-party SStab control for the tab functionality, but it all has no
effect.
A friend was just telling me something about Microsoft changing the way
Active-X controls were activated in websites now due to some lawsuit,
something about needing to double-click on them. Could this have
ANYTHING to do with it? As I said, I am using the 2.0 framework.
Thanks for any suggetsions,
Marcus
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>I have a VB6 winforms application that has a .Net 2.0 user control
(exposed via COM) that I made. No matter what I have tried, once the
user control looses focus, it always requires a double-click to regain
focus. My control is in a Microsoft VB6 Tab control. So whenever I go
to another tab, and return to the tab with the user control, I must
double-click the control to give it focus. I have tried giving it focus
in code, passing a double-click event to the control, tried using the
3rd-party SStab control for the tab functionality, but it all has no
effect.
A friend was just telling me something about Microsoft changing the way
Active-X controls were activated in websites now due to some lawsuit,
something about needing to double-click on them. Could this have
ANYTHING to do with it? As I said, I am using the 2.0 framework.
If you're using an ActiveX control in a browser window, this is likely the
problem. Your friend is correct; Microsoft made a change in the way ActiveX
controls are handled within IE: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/912945 This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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