[Support]

Hello, Nikola

First solution must work:

Code:

procedure PosChange(var Msg: TWmWindowPosChanging); message WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING;
…
procedure TForm1.PosChange(var Msg: TWmWindowPosChanging);
begin
Msg.WindowPos.x := Left;
Msg.WindowPos.y := Top;
Msg.Result := 0;
end;

Can you show an example where it's not working, please?

[Nikola]

'Support' wrote:

Hello, Nikola

First solution must work:

Code:

procedure PosChange(var Msg: TWmWindowPosChanging); message WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING;
…
procedure TForm1.PosChange(var Msg: TWmWindowPosChanging);
begin
Msg.WindowPos.x := Left;
Msg.WindowPos.y := Top;
Msg.Result := 0;
end;

Can you show an example where it's not working, please?

I've tried three times more, unfortunately, this solution does not work. Please, check it with the example attached.

[attachment=7614:alphacontrol_demo.zip]

[Support]

Thank you for the demo. You should add “message WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING;” there, as in the sample code.

Also, disable the “Blend a form when moved” feature and solution will work then as expected.

[Nikola]

'Support' wrote:

Thank you for the demo. You should add “message WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING;” there, as in the sample code.

Also, disable the “Blend a form when moved” feature and solution will work then as expected.

If the feature is disabled, setting of Align property to alCustom works as well.

Thank you very much for your help. I appreciate AlphaControl – it`s really a cool stuff.

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