Hi, Troy -

Three things:

1. Pictures would help us (me, at least) better understand the problem. It's very difficult to discern details with large, expansive, monitor-wide pics, so trimmed pics that focus on the issue are the most helpful. Maybe one showing the window in the Window Painter that calls out the control in question, and another when the window is opened in the app that illustrates the problem?

2. Is the of_SetOrigSize method of the Resize Service object being used in this window? If not, have you tried using it? If used, it must be done prior to any of_Register calls.

3. Where does the following occur in the window's event scripts? of_SetResize(True), of_SetOrigSize(width, height), the various of_Register calls?

Best regards, John

Hi,

Can you do the following in the Open() event of the window?

// Open event:

// try doing this AFTER or BEFORE your call to of_setResize(TRUE).
// (I'm not sure which will give the best result, so try both option).
this.Resize(this.width, this.height)

Not saying this is going to solve your problem, see if it makes a difference.

regards.

Hi Troy;

Can you tell us ...

1. PB version & build
2. Have you updated the PFC =version to match the PB IDE's version?

Regards .. Chris

I'm using n_resize_service, which seems to have been developed by Sybase originally as part of the PowerBuilder Foundation Class Libraries. 

PowerBuilder version 2021 build 1509

Windows 10 Enterprise

Hi,

Powerbuilder doesn't have any resize services of it's own, Are you using PFC classes or something else?

Which version of PB, which version of Windows?

Thanks