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FiReGoD | can anyone help me to find whats wrong with this? [code]Private Sub Form_Resize() Const padding = 5 * 15 With txtChannel .Left = ScaleWidth - .Width - padding .Top = padding End With With cmdSend .Top = ScaleHeight - .Height - padding .Left = ScaleWidth - .Width - padding End With With txtSend .Left = padding .Top = ScaleHeight - padding - .Height .Width = cmdSend.Left - .Left - padding .Height = cmdSend.Height End With With txtChat .Left = padding .Top = padding .Width = txtChannel.Left - .Left - padding .Height = txtSend.Top - .Top - padding End With With UserList1 'yeah .Top = txtChannel.Top + txtChannel.Height + padding .Height = txtSend.Top - .Top - padding .Width = txtChannel.Width .Left = ScaleWidth - .Width - padding End With End Sub[/code] | March 24, 2003, 9:54 AM |
Grok | Not sure what you mean by "what's wrong with this" but I can suggest some changes. #1. Either add On Error Resume Next, or do some data validation in the procedure. For example, when in txtChannel the rhvalue of ".ScaleWidth (where's the frmName.ScaleWidth?) - .Width - padding is less than 0, you will immediately get a runtime error, invalid procedure call, I believe. #2. Your code will be much more managable if you use .Move as such: txtChannel.Move padding, padding, frmBot.ScaleWidth - 2 * padding #3. It looks like you're trying to put txtChannel and cmdSend at the same Top, Left position. | March 24, 2003, 12:35 PM |