panel or form with scrollbar?

[tvrman]

Hi,

I'm busy now for day's to find a way to make the form or an panel
larger than the screen size, this can be easly done by choosing the
screen size , but what happends with the form or panel which will
be out of the screen size?, it seems it's still there but you can't
reach it, so a scrollbar should be very usefull, so you don't have
to create an amount of panels or form (on the exact size of the screen
self i mean).
Does there is an way to build an form or panel wich you can reach over
the full length?, like putting an button on the right corner which contains
next or more.. e.t..

I'll hope there is some solution for this, because im writing some text
on the screen which are more rows than the current form or panel can
take.

thanks

[Erel]

Originally Posted by tvrman

I'm busy now for day's...

You should have asked earlier
You can use a ScrollBar and a panel to achieve it.

Sub Globals
'Declare the global variables here.
End Sub
 
Sub App_Start
 Form2.Show
 sb.New1("form2",220,0,20,270,true)
 sb.Maximum = panel1.Height - form2.Height
 AddTextBox("panel1","txt1",10,400,100,25,"")
End Sub
 
Sub sb_ValueChanged
 panel1.Top = -sb.Value
End Sub

The application and the ScrollBar library are also attached.

[tvrman]

Hi Erel,

Sjee why i didn't ask before this, im searching now for days at the forum,
(im learning too on this).

this is the solution for my project

Let me say many thanks again!

[Cableguy]

im searching now for days at the forum

Also, the best place to ask is in the questions forum, not on the samples one....

And of course, we all have learned a new bit with EREL's example...

[Erel]

Also, the best place to ask is in the questions forum, not on the samples one....

I moved this thread to the Code Samples as it is a good tip for a common problem.

[Cableguy]

OK, Sorry, I didn't noticed it was a moved post...

My appologies