[Support]

Hello!

This code can help you to close a popup calendar :

Code:

if sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow nil then TForm(sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow).Close;

I will research a described strange behaviour (I can reproduce it) and I'll fix it soon. 🙂

[DarrenB]

Thankyou…as long as I know you can reproduce it I know you will fix it!

Your temporary code fix did work in removing the popup in the situation I described, however when 'coming back' to the form (making it visible again) and clicking on the DateEdit icon again, I get an Access Violation. In any case this isn't a biggie right now will wait a fix 🙂

I did this

if assigned(form2.sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow) then

FreeAndNil(form2.sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow);

in the form hide…don't know if the check for assigned is necessary.

Happy New Year (a bit late, but still 🙂 )

[Support]

'DarrenB' wrote:

I did this

if assigned(form2.sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow) then

FreeAndNil(form2.sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow);

Try this :

if sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow nil then TForm(sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow).Close;

Quote:

Happy New Year (a bit late, but still 🙂 )

Thanks 🙂

[DarrenB]

'Support' wrote:

Try this :

if sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow nil then TForm(sDateEdit1.FPopupWindow).Close;

Perfect, thanks 🙂

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