[RESOLVED] Moving one PictureBox on top of another
I load three PictureBoxes (Win1, Win2 and Win3) onto one form.
Win1 is large and the other two are small.
I can then draw on Win1.
I can then use .TOP, .HEIGHT, .BOTTOM and .WIDTH to place Win2 on top of Win1 and print on it.
I can then use .TOP, .HEIGHT, .BOTTOM and .WIDTH to move Win2 back to it's original place and size.
I can then use .TOP, .HEIGHT, .BOTTOM and .WIDTH to place Win3 on top of Win1 and draw and print on it.
Next I would like to place Win2 on top of Win3 and again print on it.
But, when I use .TOP, .HEIGHT, .BOTTOM and .WIDTH to place Win2 on top of Win3 I can't see it.
It is again on top of Win2 and I have to move Win3 before I can see it.
How can I see Win2 without moving Win3?
Re: Moving one PictureBox on top of another
Jerry
One quick way might be ZOrder, as in
If that doesn't do the trick, perhaps you could post some code and a screenshot
Spoo
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Re: Moving one PictureBox on top of another
Jerry
This sequence seems to confirm my thoughts
Code:
Sub Command2_click()
nnJerry = nnJerry + 1
Select Case nnJerry
Case 1
With Win2
.Left = 1000
.Top = 1200
.Height = 1500
End With
Case 2
With Win2
.Left = 3000
.Top = 1000
.Height = 500
End With
Case 3
With Win3
.Left = 1000
.Top = 1200
.Height = 1500
End With
Case 4
With Win2
.Left = 900
.Top = 1200
.Height = 1000
End With
Case 5
With Win2
.ZOrder 0
End With
End Select
End Sub
0. Initial
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1. Move Win2
Attachment 153275
2. Move Win2 back
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3. Move Win3
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4. Move Win2 .. without ZOrder .. can't see it
.. well, can't see most of it .. it appears to be "behind" Win3
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5. Set ZOrder on Win2 .. now can see all of it
Attachment 153285
HTH
Spoo
Resolved Re: Moving one PictureBox on top of another
Spoo
That solution did what I wanted. Thank You.
Jerry900
Re: [RESOLVED] Moving one PictureBox on top of another
