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    Resolved [RESOLVED] [VB6] - geting HWND with InvisibleAtRuntime true

    i'm building a control that i need put the InvisibleAtRuntime property in true.
    but how can i catch the HWND property value?
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    Re: [VB6] - geting HWND with InvisibleAtRuntime true

    Get the hWnd from where?

    If your control is not visible and your code, in your form that the control is on, needs the hWnd then simply provide a property that returns the ocx's hWnd
    Code:
    Public Property Get hWnd() As Long
        hWnd = UserControl.hWnd
    End Property
    Just because it is invisible doesn't mean it has no hWnd. The only time it will not have an hWnd is if the Windowless property is True
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    Re: [VB6] - geting HWND with InvisibleAtRuntime true

    Quote Originally Posted by LaVolpe View Post
    Get the hWnd from where?

    If your control is not visible and your code, in your form that the control is on, needs the hWnd then simply provide a property that returns the ocx's hWnd
    Code:
    Public Property Get hWnd() As Long
        hWnd = UserControl.hWnd
    End Property
    Just because it is invisible doesn't mean it has no hWnd. The only time it will not have an hWnd is if the Windowless property is True
    lol thanks for that information lol
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