Button Behavior?

[wey97]

Using Microsoft Forms 2.0 Command Button, is there a way to get
the button to NOT stay depressed on a double click?

[chrisjk]

I never noticed that..strange behaviour. There doesn't appear to be any property to turn that off unfortunately

[filburt1]

Originally posted by wey97
Using Microsoft Forms 2.0 Command Button, is there a way to get
the button to NOT stay depressed on a double click?

Just out of curiousity, why do you need to double-click a button?

[MarkT]

If you set cancel = true in the double click event, it will not stay depressed.

[Mega_Man]

If you set cancel = true in the double click event, it will not stay depressed.

Yes it does.

[MarkT]

Very strange. Its doesn't stay depressed on my machine.

[chrisjk]

He's right, it doesn't. Did you try this?

Private Sub CommandButton1_DblClick(Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
 
Cancel = True
MsgBox "Hello!"
 
End Sub

[Mega_Man]

My apologies, it does work.
Maybe I should rename my functions after renaming the controls (D'OH)

[chrisjk]

I think we should all remember at this point that you aren't allowed to distribute apps with Forms2 controls in them...

[Mega_Man]

Chris, in my quest to get you up to 4096 posts. Why are you not allowed.
I thought the only problem with using this control is that you must specify the OCX explicitely before doing a package & deployment.

Mega.

[chrisjk]

Originally posted by Mega_Man
Chris, in my quest to get you up to 4096 posts. Why are you not allowed.
I thought the only problem with using this control is that you must specify the OCX explicitely before doing a package & deployment.

Mega.

So kind!

See this for loads of info http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/faq/main/redistribution.htm