I might wanted to check the .Frame property of one of my windows, so I go to the language reference and search for Window.Frame.
That opens the Window page, which shows a Property of .Frame
Clicking .Frame gets me the same Window page, instead of something helpful about .Frame
Nowhere does it list frame types. I also tried looking in the User Guide, no luck.
I want the old language reference back, I’m sure it had info on possible frame types!
This property is only available at application design time
The window type. Set the desired Frame type in the Properties pane.
Notes
Frame is set to one of the following values:
Value Class Constant
0 Document window
1 Movable Modal window
2 Modal Dialog box
3 Floating window
4 Plain box
5 Shadowed box
6 Rounded window
7 Global floating window
8 Sheet window (displayed as such on Mac OS X only)
9 Metal window (displayed as such on Mac OS X 10.2 and above only)
Introduced 5.0
10 Drawer window (displayed as such on Mac OS X 10.2 Carbon and above only. Drawer windows are not supported on Cocoa).
Introduced 5.0
11 Modeless Dialog box (displayed as a Document window for OSs that do not have this concept)
The various frame types are covered in the User Guide Book 2: User Interface.
Thanks!
I knew it had to be somewhere, but I’m puzzled as to why it’s not in the Language Reference.
[quote=272952:@John McKernon]Thanks!
I knew it had to be somewhere, but I’m puzzled as to why it’s not in the Language Reference.[/quote]
The classic LR is at http://documentation.xojo.com/
The new LR is at developer.xojo.com/
http://documentation.xojo.com/index.php/Window.Frame
Will have to see why its not in the new reference - would seem a bug more than anything
[quote=272949:@John McKernon]
I want the old language reference back, I’m sure it had info on possible frame types![/quote]
Oh trust me the old reference had its own issues
Ever try to search it for #if ? or #pragma - they basically couldn’t work because the # is special in URLS
It wasn’t “bug free” either
I expect this is just some markup in the wiki that’s wrong and so the actual page isn’t found
confirmed - its a bug in the program that creates the local db
Wow look at that turnaround time 
That one was “slow”
I’ve had reports from users reported & fixed in < 15 minutes 
An MDI Container form which frame should have?