I would like to use the calendar control and the "GetControls" function.
When I Drop Down The calendar control, it is adding a new control, but it doesn't defined...
Why? :sign0085:
BringToFront is a method not a property so you don't assign it, the IDE doesn't mind but the compiler will complain.
Calendar(cont(len-1)).BringToFront
Note that using BringToFront alters the position of the controls in the array so that a control will not stay at the same index as you are assuming. This is the real reson for the problem you are having. However dropping down the Calendar does indeed seem to add a non-existent control with a blank name to the list of controls.
I know the BringToFront method it was just a fault on my sample!
My original app I try to set all control property ".Top=0" but after I use the calendar control the sub doesn't work because it find an 'undeclared object' (or I don't know how can I say it English because my message is in Hungarian)
So my Question:
How can I use my sub with Calendar Control?
I tried to say that you can't. Your Sub assumes that the Calendar is always at the same position in the arrays of control names and this is not so if you use BringToFront.
I think we misunderstand eachother
Only what I want that my app works after I set the Calendar change value
Here is my code what makes the alert after I change the date!
How can I reedit it or what I have to put inside of code, to make it without alert!
How can I skip the +control in the array?
B4X:
controls()=GetControls(contParent)
For i=0 To ArrayLen(controls())-1
controlsPos(i)=Control(controls(i)).Top
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