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I did do this back in the VB5 days and it was a proper pain. From memory I couldn't get the listbox window to draw outside of it's hosting window (needed for co
by peteri 10y ago
I did do this back in the VB5 days and it was a proper pain. From memory I couldn't get the listbox window to draw outside of it's hosting window (needed for controls at the bottom of a window) and allow moving of the hosting window at the same time.
In the end I think I cheated and drew the list box on the parent with an option to go up or down depending on it's relative position.
Certainly was complicated.
- Senji 10y agoNot really a cheat. Context menus already do that. Try opening a context menu near the bottom of your browser window.