Hi Benjamin,

yes your code did the trick.

here is my code now:

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Event:
// pfc_preopen
//
// Arguments:
// None
//
// Returns:
// None
//
// Description:
// Register with the SplitBar and Resize service.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Register the controls with the Vertical SplitBar
of_SetResize(True)
this.inv_resize.of_SetOrigSize(this.width, this.height)

st_v.of_Register(dw_1, st_v.LEFT)
st_v.of_Register(dw_2, st_v.RIGHT)
st_v.of_Register(pb_izracun_dodaj, st_v.RIGHT_ANCHORED)
st_v.of_Register(pb_izracun_BRISI, st_v.RIGHT_ANCHORED)

inv_resize.of_Register(dw_1, 0, 0, 0, 100)
inv_resize.of_Register(st_v, 0, 0, 0, 100)
inv_resize.of_Register(dw_2, 0, 0, 100, 100)
inv_resize.of_register(pb_obracun_dodaj, inv_resize.FIXEDBOTTOM)
inv_resize.of_register(pb_obracun_brisi ,inv_resize.FIXEDBOTTOM)
inv_resize.of_register(pb_izracun_dodaj, inv_resize.FIXEDBOTTOM)
inv_resize.of_register(pb_izracun_BRISI ,inv_resize.FIXEDBOTTOM)

Now buttons follow datawindows and SplitBar :

Only one problem is still there:

If I move SplitBar  to much to left, right buttons goes over the buttons on left. Is it possible to limit SplitBar  how much to the left is possible to move?

Regards

Tomaz

Hi Tomaz,

I assume the DWs are resized by registering them to a pfc splitbar? In this case, just register the buttons on the right using the RIGHT_ANCHORED style:

splitbar_name.of_register( button_name, splitbar_name.RIGHT_ANCHORED )

That should to the trick.

Hello,

Looks like you are using split_bar. 

1.  Then create a new event in that splitbar with pbm_lbuttonup as event id, given your own name for Event Name
2.  In that event Reposition the buttons to dw's X value ie button.x = dw_2.X 

HTH

Happiness Always
BKR Sivaprakash

Hi Tomaz,

John has given some great advice, but ... Are you using the PFC classes?

If not, you can add the pbm_dwnresize event to your datawindow and reposition your buttons using relative positions to the newHeight and newWidth parameters of that dw control.

regards.

Hi, Tomaz - 

There are a couple of recent PB examples in CodeXchange you may find helpful. The first is one I wrote that includes a stand-alone version of the PFC's Resize service:

https://community.appeon.com/index.php/codeexchange/powerbuilder/304-enumerations-some-handy-stand-alone-service-objects#385

Kevin Ridley gave a very nice session at Elevate 2020 on how to adapt the PFC's Resize service in non-PFC application, and he has also recently posted code on this topic:

https://www.appeon.com/conference/elevate-2020/live?id=242

https://community.appeon.com/index.php/codeexchange/powerbuilder/268-pfc-resize-without-pfc#390

There is also a PB Tech Article I wrote that explains how to code complex resizing scenarios using the PFC Resize service which you may find helpful:

https://community.appeon.com/index.php/articles-blogs/tutorials-articles/2-powerbuilder/315-the-pfc-resize-service-complex-resizing-via-a-simple-methodology

Good luck!
John