FIX: PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN in FormSet with Toolbar Crashes VFP

ID: Q160917


The information in this article applies to:
  • Microsoft Visual FoxPro for Windows, version 5.0


SYMPTOMS

When you use the PAGE UP or the PAGE DOWN keys in a Formset that contains a Toolbar, Visual FoxPro 5.0 crashes.


WORKAROUND

Put the following code in the KeyPress Method of the form. However, the best location would be in the KeyPress Method of the form super class:


 DO CASE
 CASE nKeyCode = 3 &&PageDown
   NODEFAULT && Don't let VFP do it's own thing for this KeyStroke.
   && Loop through the forms in the Formset.
   FOR i = 1 TO THISFORMSET.FORMCOUNT
   && Find the active form in the forms collection.
      IF THISFORMSET.FORMS(i).NAME = THISFORMSET.ACTIVEFORM.NAME
      && See if the next number(i) in the Formset is a valid number
      && regarding FormCount.
         IF BETWEEN(i+1,1,THISFORMSET.FORMCOUNT)
         && If it is, see if the next form is a Form and not a Toolbar.
            IF UPPER(THISFORMSET.FORMS(i+1).baseclass) = 'FORM'
            && If it is, show the Form and get out.
               thisformset.FORMS(i+1).SHOW()
               EXIT
            ENDIF
         ELSE
         && If the next number(i) was not a valid number regarding
         && FormCount, start the loop again from the top. This keeps
         && the "expected flow" or expected navigation of the forms.
            FOR li = 1 TO THISFORMSET.FORMCOUNT
            && See if the next form in the Formset is a Form and not a
            && Toolbar.
               IF UPPER(THISFORMSET.FORMS(li).baseclass) = 'FORM'
               && If it is, Show the Form and get out.
                  thisformset.FORMS(li).SHOW()
                  EXIT
               ENDIF
            ENDFOR
         ENDIF
      ENDIF
   ENDFOR
 CASE nKeyCode = 18 && PageUp
   NODEFAULT && Don't let VFP do it's own thing for this KeyStroke.
   && Loop through the forms in the Formset.
   FOR i = 1 TO THISFORMSET.FORMCOUNT
   && Find the active form in the forms collection.
      IF THISFORMSET.FORMS(i).NAME = THISFORMSET.ACTIVEFORM.NAME
      && See if the previous number(i) in the Formset is a valid number
      && regarding FormCount.
         IF BETWEEN(i-1,1,THISFORMSET.FORMCOUNT)
         && If it is, see if the next form is a Form and not a Toolbar.
            IF UPPER(THISFORMSET.FORMS(i-1).baseclass) = 'FORM'
            && If it is, Show the Form and get out.
               thisformset.FORMS(i-1).SHOW()
               EXIT
            ELSE
            && If the previous number(i) was not a valid number regarding
            && FormCount, start the loop again from the bottom. This keeps
            && the "expected flow" or expected navigation of the forms.
               FOR li = THISFORMSET.FORMCOUNT TO 1 STEP -1
               && See if the next form in the Formset is a Form and not a
               && Toolbar.
                  IF UPPER(THISFORMSET.FORMS(li).baseclass) = 'FORM'
                  && If it is, Show the Form and get out.
                     thisformset.FORMS(li).SHOW()
                     EXIT
                  ENDIF
               ENDFOR
               EXIT
            ENDIF
         ENDIF
      ENDIF
   ENDFOR
 ENDCASE 


STATUS

Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article. This problem has been fixed in Visual FoxPro 5.0a.


MORE INFORMATION

When you use the PAGE UP or the PAGE DOWN keys in a Formset that contains a Toolbar, Visual FoxPro 5.0 crashes. The crash occurs when you use PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN and the next logical form in the Formset is a Toolbar form.

Steps to Reproduce Behavior

  1. Create a new form and add a TextBox control to the form.


  2. Create a Formset.


  3. Add a Toolbar to the Formset.


  4. Save and run the form.


  5. Press the PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN keys repeatedly.


Additional query words:

Keywords : kbprg kbVFp kbVFp500afix kbVFp500bug FxprgClassoop FxprgToolbar
Version : WINDOWS:5.0
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbbug


Last Reviewed: December 10, 1999
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