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by: Sajjadul Hakim |
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Hello Everyone,
When i add a DataGrid to a form, the TopMost property of the form becomes
invalid; i.e. even if the TopMost property is set to "true" the form does
not stay on top of other forms. This is very weird. You can try it out.
I tried a way around. If I reset the form's TopMost property in the
DataGrid's "Paint" event, it works.
Can anyone please give me an alternative solution. Thanks.
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by: JaguarX |
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I have an application that needs a window to stay on top of the other ones, I thought that TopMost = true would be suitable for this feature but it also makes this window to stay on top of all other application running on my PC, Does anybody know How can I prevent this TopMost window appear when I switch to the other applications??
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JaguarX
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by: Hovhannes Asatryan |
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Hello guys.
I have a problem with a topmost form.
I am writting in C#.
I have Mdi Form wich has 2 child forms.
I want to set one of them as a topmost window, but when I sets MdiParent the
TopMost property does not working.
How can I set the one form as a topmost?
Can anyone send me code example?
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by: E Goforth |
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Hello,
I have a VB6 app that calls a VB.NET app via named pipes and a third
party component. Inside the VB.NET app I'm trying to force a form to
the top, at least temporarily. Inside a form's public sub I'm doing:
Public Sub ThisIsMySub(TheseAreMyArguments)
Me.Show
Me.WindowState = FormWindowState.Normal
Me.TopMost = True
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by: SamSpade |
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I learned about the TopMost property from a recent post which solved some
problems.
But I have a situation where a control wants to make the form it is on be
the topmost.
It could raise an event but be cleaner if it could do it directly.
I tried the following but the compiler thinks Parent is a control (they
don't have a topmost property.)
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by: Strahimir Antoljak |
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I'm running VS.NET 2002 and keep having problems with form keeping on top
with its TopMost property. Sometimes my program places the invoked form on
top sometimes not. Sometimes when I click on the form it stays on top as it
should, but sometimes TopMost property does not pick up so if I click to
some other program it covers the form which supposed to remain on the top.
Has anyone experienced similar problems? is there a fix? or I am...
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by: Jonathan |
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Hi,
I have a parent(container) form which opens another form, and that one opens
another etc.., each form is open with Form.MdiParent = Me.MdiParent. (apart
from the first one which is just "= Me")
However, there is one form which is smaller than others, and i have set it
to Topmost = TRUE.
but the problem is when i click those forms at the background, the smaller
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by: Gary Brown |
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Hi,
I need a web browser capable of handling video streams and that will
stay in front of the Z order. There are a number of video streaming
sources I watch that launch a browser window containing the video
from another browser page. I am almost always working on something
else while following the video. Consequently the video disappears behind
the application window I'm using. I've tried staggering my windows to
avoid this but even...
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by: Gary Brown |
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Hi,
I have a dialog box that must behave as MessageBox does
with regard to the TopMost property. It must be TopMost if
and only if the calling form is TopMost. A static method
creates the dialog box. Is there a way of determining if the
application is TopMost from a static method?
There are some inelegant workarounds but I would prefer to
do whatever MessageBox does.
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
g++-12 -std=c++20 -Wnarrowing bit_field.cpp
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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