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09-09-2018 07:49 PM
Do you think this is possible to add to a subpanel? For some reason, I cannot get this to work. I have a front panel in which I select to display the front panel of several VIs. Works if I run the front panel on its own, but when I try it as a subpanel.
Thanks!
09-11-2018 09:05 AM
Do you have error handing going on? If the insert fails it will generate an error and tell you why. In my cases 90% of the time I just have the front panel open already. To make this more robust you can capture this and close the front panel then attempt another insert. You may want to look up some subpanel examples on the forums, or make a new thread if you are still having issues.
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10-11-2018 08:49 AM
Hi all,
I've tried the example with my .NET application (x86 with Winforms). Displaying is working but GUI event handling is not working.
When I click on my .NET application buttons, nothing happens.
Also, MenuBar is always hidden. Not possible to display it.
Do you have an idea about this issue?
Thanks
10-11-2018 11:30 AM
I don't have much experience with .NET applications. One thing about the UI interactions that might be preventing it from working might be the Z order of windows. If you have a window on top of another I'm not sure how the interactions will work. I'm guessing the one with focus will be brought forward just like normal Windows UIs but can't be sure. No idea about the MenuBar, as I mentioned it is possible the window doesn't abide by the standard MenuBar API and recreates a menu that looks like a native one so other functions that try to show and hide it don't work right. Basically I'm saying I don't know and can't really help.
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10-12-2018 12:52 PM
Thanks for your answer. But it's not a good news. Maybe, windows message go to the final destination (my .NET usercontrol) and they may be catched by LV before.
I'm quite blocked because I really need this feature.
How can we investigate more?
10-15-2018 09:59 AM
@maxmont
Something that may help you get some help here on the forums is to post your code, so that people can see it and maybe look into what the issues are that you're running into.