Please how is control scrolling implemented on a CFormView object?Or isnt automatically done by the framework?

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Please how is control scrolling implemented on a CFormView object?Or isnt automatically done by the framework?

This is the first time I am using a formview.Considering that all controls will be created at run time and they may very well span more than the dimensions of the form thereby requiring that users scroll to see more/other control.How can this control scrolling be implemented in a formview?

Posted 20-Feb-14 6:17am

Gbenbam

Updated 20-Feb-14 6:20am

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Richard MacCutchan 20-Feb-14 12:40pm

~~As far as I recall, the CFormView does not have automatic scrolling. It is expected that all the controls will be visible, so you will need to add the scrolling yourself.~~

Gbenbam 20-Feb-14 13:04pm

But documentation saya it supports scrolling as stated here.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/353dcby6.aspx

I just this saw this now.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/219282

.Microsoft admits that Calling ScrollToPositon in a formview was supposed to scroll the control and that its inability to scroll control is a bug.

If the formview still does not support autimatic scrolling then microsoft should be flogged.They should have fixed the bug by now.

Richard MacCutchan 20-Feb-14 13:19pm

That only applies to Windows CE. As the previous link shows, CFormView is based on CScrollView, so scrolling should work.

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