Scrolling a Page

[Terry McNamee]

I'm having a problem scrolling a page with labels on it. Basically all my
other pages scroll perfectly, I have textboxes on them and i check if they
have focus. If they have, i then check to see if they are in view of the
client window.

The problem I have is when i check the focus of the label. One panel i have
contains only labels, and i can't seem to scroll down the page like my other
forms. Can you determine if a label has focus, or does this only work for
textbox ?

Many thanks.

[riki]

Smartphone will only scroll to controls with the WS_TABSTOP window style
(i'm using a native code example), so you need to create, either all
the labels with that style, or just the last one on the page.

riki

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[Terry McNamee]

Thanks Riki,

Can this be done in C # ??

I'm not too sure how you would do it.

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[Neil Enns [MSFT]]

In C# you can't use Riki's approach. You actually have to implement the
scrolling yourself. I've done this in CF V2 by catching the Form's KeyPress
(or is it KeyDown?) event, looking for the up/down arrow keys, and then
adjusting the AutoScrollPosition of the form. I'm not sure if this works in
V1 of the framework though.

When setting AutoScrollPosition it's really funky. You have to do:

this.AutoScrollPosition = new
Point(this.AutoScrollPosition.X, -this.AutoScrollPosition.Y - 12)

if I remember right. The offsets are negative, which always messes me up.

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