MSFlexGridWndClass is displayed as Window("MSFlexGridWndClass", "", 1) ??

I made a little test VBproject with a MS Flex Grid in it. It is reporting to test complete as a VBObject and not a window. Try pointing at it with the Object Properties Window and see what it reports. Can you find out from the developer EXACTLY what flex grid this is? MS acquired a flex from someone else at some point. There are a number of grids, if memory serves, that call themselves Flex Grid.

Hi Lane, 



1.What do you mean by: "Try pointing at it with the Object Properties Window":

is it using the Object browser or the Object Spy ? They both show the same thing:




Name: Window("MSFlexGridWndClass", "", 1)

WndClass: MSFlexGridWndClass






2. I have access to the code but the Flex grid is in a PictureBox.

Even in Design Mode, the PictureBox is showed as  Name: Window("PictureBox","",1).

A developer is going to show me what exactly is in that PictureBox.



I need something that would make this particular Window("MSFlexGridWndClass", "", 1) to behave like a VBObject("MSFlexGridWndClass").



Regards,

Patrice

When you see the grid object in the object browser, what is the fullname? Around here, controls are sometimes put within picture boxes in order to aid in resizing. You can still get to the object within the picture box. When you look a the window for the grid in the object browser, do you see any child objects?



I am not sure how much I can help without seeing your project and application under test, but I am game to try.

Hi Lane,






I had a closer look, and it appears that for this particular app,


some of the VBObject(s) are shown as Window(s): Not only the Grid but CommandButtons as well.

I opened a new thread with some info:

see:

http://smartbear.com/forums/forum/post/?mode=singleThread&thread=0e9d391b-ad31-473e-ae6c-bc6c3da83e65





Thanks,

Patrice

Hi Patrice,





Let's work on this in the support case you've created recently.