The property BorderStyle doesn't work correctly with Html control.
See the two calls in the way with the control.
I believe the HTML control is hosted inside another window; is the problem that the inner control does not honor the border style setting of the outher host window?
Excuse me I didn't understand your question.
I made the tests with HTML.odcl of the directory Samples of OpenDCL.
Sorry, I'm not sure what the problem is.
Sorry, it should be some problem with my form.
I will see this better.
I got to reproduce the problem with the property Border Style of the control HTML.
The problem appears when the property Allow Resizing in the form is FALSE.
I posted the modified file.
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Sorry
It follows the file.
I made other tests to reproduce my project.
The problem with Border Style happens in all situation.
I hope to help with the files.
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I still don't understand what the problem is. I tested your project, but I don't see any difference no matter whether form resizing is enabled or disabled.
Sorry my English is not good.
These images show the problem better with the property Border Style of the control HTML.
I made the tests with AutoCAD 2006-09-10 working with WINDOWS XP.
What does it look like if you clear the loaded page? What exactly changes if the form is resizable?
The property Allow Resizing is same FALSE in this form.
Sorry, as I can clear the loaded page?
Will this make the borders of the control HTML they disappear?
I didn't see a function for this.
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You can navigate to "about:blank" to clear the HTML. I ssume the border is part of the document. My suggestion is to test this by loading an empty document.
Hello Owen
1 - I worked with (dcl_Html_Navigate MyHtm_BorderTest_Html1 " about:blank ") to clean the control, but the border is still shown.
2 - the same thing happens if I work with an empty document.
3 - if I don't work with dcl_Html_Navigate the property BorderStyle works well.
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I have investigated this further, and as I suspected, the border is part of the HTML document. There is a flag that removes the document border, so I have changed the code for the next build to remove the document border.
Thank you Owen for your attention and the great work.