From: BillT on 31 Jul 2010 01:21 Steve, Re your "AFAIK there is no need to register any CALLBACK method" clause, that's exactly what I expected to be the case. BUT, my program won't work unless I do register the method!! That is something that still puzzles me and I hope that Joachim or someone may eventually provide an answer. Regards, Bill
From: Stephen Quinn on 31 Jul 2010 02:34 Bill > BUT, my program won't work unless I do register the method!! But then your calling the method in the wrong place and I think it'll be called twice if the callback is actually working. There is one thing you could do if you have the bBrowser source. Check to see if the code is there to actually call the owner window method (ie not commented out). Something like below is what I recall seeing (check the working ones for the correct syntax) IF IsMethod( oOwner, #KEYCHAR ) oOwner:KeyChar( oEvent ) ENDIF You could always add it and recompile the bBrowser sources if it's missing/commented<g> CYA Steve
From: BillT on 9 Aug 2010 21:47 Hello Steve. I have just seen your post. I don't have bBrowser source, so I can't follow that track. KeyChar does exist in bBrowser (Control) in bBrowser Classes, but just as the prototype for accessing the _DLL. Maybe somebody else could help there, but it would seem mighty strange for the KeyChar() call to be missing?? Thanks, Bill
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