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Subject: @command([compose];...) in frame gives no focus
Feedback Type: Problem
Product Area: Designer Client
Technical Area: Application development
Platform: Windows Vista client
Release: 8.0.1
Reproducible: Always

I have a database that opens to a frameset with two frames "A" "B".
"A" contains an outline while views end documents are opened in "B".
Forms have the auto frame property set to open in "B".
Everything runs fine but when we create a new document using @command([compose];...) there is no focus on any field on the form: we have to click and then the cursor shows up in the first input field.
Is this working as designed and what can I do to skip the clicking ?


Feedback number WEBB7W6KFS created by ~Ted Asakigen on 09/23/2009


@command([compose];...) in frame gi... (~Ted Asakigen 23.Sep.09)
. . you have to tell it to change the f... (~Fred Chuvelupl... 23.Sep.09)
. . Focus on form in frame B (~Vera Desnivera... 23.Sep.09)
. . . . how did you use SendKeys? (~Fred Chuvelupl... 23.Sep.09)
. . . . . . Sendkeys for F6 (~Vera Desnivera... 24.Sep.09)
. . . . . . . . okay, that's what I do, too (~Fred Chuvelupl... 24.Sep.09)
. . . . . . . . SendKeys for F6 - Where did you get... (~Samuel Zekrest... 16.Aug.18)
. . . . it works as designed (~Ted Asakigen 25.Sep.09)




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