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... in your application. This cancellation happens without notification messages or event object signaling, which could potentially lead to unexpected behavior if not handled carefully.

When an element, such as a button, is focused on a webpage, the browser typically outlines it with a dotted or solid border. This behavior is akin to the "FocusRect" you mentioned. The focus outline is crucial for accessibility, as it assists users, especially those using keyboard ...

Dear Mr. Rao, When an element, such as a button, is focused on a webpage, the browser typically outlines it with a dotted or solid border. This behavior is akin to the "FocusRect" you mentioned. The focus outline is crucial for accessibility, as it assists users, especially those using ...

... example works perfectly fine with Harbour but fails with xHarbour with this run-time error. This bug is due to my ignoring the difference in the behavior between Harbour and xHarbour of a function PValue(). We regret the inconvenience. You can fix this problem by making a small correction in ...

... example works perfectly fine with Harbour but fails with xHarbour with this run-time error. This bug is due to my ignoring the difference in the behavior between Harbour and xHarbour of a function PValue(). We regret the inconvenience. You can fix this problem by making a small correction in ...

... 0 ACTIVATE DIALOG the Title control gradient is not visible and take the color of the dialog Dear Silvio This is not a bug. This is the expected behavior. When a dialog is defined to be TRANSPARENT, controls are painted transparently over the dialog. That means, the background color/gradient/brush ...

... 0 ACTIVATE DIALOG the Title control gradient is not visible and take the color of the dialog Dear Silvio This is not a bug. This is the expected behavior. When a dialog is defined to be TRANSPARENT, controls are painted transparently over the dialog. That means, the background color/gradient/brush ...

...       }    }    // Clean up    free(pAddresses);    WSACleanup();    return 0;}  Google Gemini: The behavior you're experiencing with GetHostByName returning an IP address different from the one on your desired subnet is not necessarily a bad configuration. ...

... by Mr. Rao. * Fix: Class TWindow METHOD Activate() had a call to method Resized() with no arguments and this error was generating an incorrect behavior on new Class TWebView2. That call has been removed and now we need to check if there is any side effect. * Enhancement: function EnumChildWindows() ...

Hello everyone. I am observing a difference in the behavior of the File() function when migrating from xHarbour 123 to Harbour 320: REQUEST HB_LANG_PTREQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_PT850HB_SETCODEPAGE('PT850')HB_LANGSELECT('PT')xHarbour 123:----------------- ...

ertan wrote:Mr. Rao,

Your welcome. I'm not use any third party components or activex.

Best regards,

Mr. Ertan
Can we give you some more trouble?
Do you get the same behavior as Mr. Hakkan when you add manifest to my sample? Do you see ANSI GET changing to UTF8 GET?

... I am working with Mod Harbour and have noticed that in my JavaScript code \\n causes a line break, while \n leads to an error. Is this a known behavior in Mod Harbour, or could there be another reason for it? Has anyone had similar experiences or can give me a tip on how to handle this? Best ...

... towards other topics. dear Antonio when Mr. Otto was worried about creating his application in Windows (hotel management) none of us did the same behavior as Mr. Otto . instead now every time I insert a request, Mr. Otto arrives with a topic in the forum with the same subject but with viewweb ...

... and Firefox, as well as in technologies that embed web content in applications, like Electron. For developers, it's important to be aware of this behavior, especially when considering the resource usage of your application.

... being duplicated, just relocated. However, copying always involves creating a new file, which typically results in a new File ID. - **File System Behavior**: Specific behaviors can vary slightly between different file systems (e.g., NTFS, FAT32, exFAT). NTFS, commonly used in Windows, supports ...