Me.Picture click event

[Middlemarch]

Is it possible to detect a click on a Forms Picture ? Or failing that, a click in the title bar ?

[CJ_London]

what is wrong with using the click event?

Not clear whether you are talking about an image control or an image set in the forms picture property. Either way, forms and their sections all have click events as do image controls. However no click event in the title bar though you might be able to use the forms activate event if the form did not previously have the focus

[Middlemarch]

It's an image assigned to the Forms Picture property
I expected the click event to work, but nothing (not on d-click either)
Have I done something wrong? The Form is Popup Yes, Modal No
And even if I rem out the Picture = (in case that was the cause) still no response to a click.

Private Sub Form_Click()
Stop
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Current()
    Me.Picture = Form_frmDisplaylA!PicsA
    Me.Caption = StripPath(Me.Picture)
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()
    DoCmd.MoveSize 14800, 7210, 11520, 11520
End Sub

[CJ_London]

you must be doing something wrong since it works for me - I presume you do have [Event Procedure] against the form click event and you are not clicking over a control

[Middlemarch]

Would you mind seeing if the attached works for you? There must be a reason it doesn't here, so will be very interesting.
Thanks.

[Micron]

You need to set the click events on the form detail section, not the form?
IIRC, the record selector or a blank area of a form is supposed to fire the click event, but I don't think I've ever got that to work on a "blank" area - not even a footer or header.
The detail section should fire the click or dbl click event so if the pic is embedded on the form isn't that where the code should go (meaning use click or dbl click event for detail section)?

[Middlemarch]

Wow! Yes... I'll stop swearing at Access!
Many thanks...

[CJ_London]

strange, it doesn't for me although it worked for when when I created a test form. Don't see any differences. However I got yours to work but using the detail click event

[Micron]

Just so you know, out posts crossed and I never saw your last one so definitely didn't download your db.
I had a bit of a rant going on here about old forum software but deleted it.

[Middlemarch]

And now I also get Mouse Up working.
Do you know if the coordinates for MoveSize can be obtained.
At the moment I have

Private Sub Detail_MouseUp(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
    Call SysCmd(SYSCMD_SETSTATUS, X & " - " & Y)
End Sub

The reason being, I can resize drag the Form where I want it... but then have to 'guess' at R, D W H until I get it right. Knowing then immediately would be very helpful.

[Micron]

If you want it relative to the application window, that's one thing. If you want it relative to the screen, that's another. Then there is relative to the form window, which is easy enough. The others, no. Check out Mendip Data systems (Colin is a regular contributor). I seem to recall he has info there about relative coordinates to app/form/screen.

[isladogs]

This article & example app may help https://www.isladogs.co.uk/move-form...ols/index.html

[Middlemarch]

I have read Colins article but sorry I found it hard to gleam a specific answer from it.
Looks like MoveSize Right = 209864000 / Me.WindowLeft
MoveSize Down = 32517100 / Me.WindowTop
W and H is the same as Me.Window width, height