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GridView1[0,0].Picture = Picture["/my/pic.png"]

http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/comp/gb.qt4/ ... ll/picture

Did you include the "<a href=" parts by mistake? url strings were added to the URL by the forum and should not be there (Charlie forgot to select the "Do not automatically parse URLs" option) this is not right... myhttp.URL = "<a href="https://poloniex.com/public?comman...

Also this works... (also needs gb.desktop.x11) Public Sub btnMoveWindowToRightWorkspace_Click() Form2.Show Dim dw As DesktopWindow = New DesktopWindow(Form2.Id) if Desktop.Type = "MATE" Then dw.Move(Screen.W + Form2.X, Form2.Top) Else dw.Desktop +=1 End and note. this will most definitely ...

I found a way that works... this way moves the current active window to workspace to the right of the current one. X11.MoveWindow(X11.ActiveWindow, Screen.W + 100, Me.Top) Or this for a specific window... Public Sub btn2_Click() Form2.Show Dim iActiv As Integer = X11.ActiveWindow ' for some reason i...

I think you should veer away from the initial object being a TableView Attached is a simple example of using a scrollview and manually adding panels. I just added a TableView and a VBox with a delete button in it. But you are free to add whatever you like as normal to each newly added panel. no Tabl...

same thing happens with a table view as well Yes a TableView inherits GridView https://gitlab.com/gambas/gambas/-/blob/master/comp/src/gb.form/.src/TableView.class it's essentially just a GridView with added cell editing abilities so apart from the editing it behaves exactly the same as a GridView ...

i think it's the correct thing you asked for, the height of the header.

I probably should not have led with "Maybe" in the last post

http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/comp/gb.qt4/ ... mns/height

Yes i think a gridview and each cell is more a drawn area in one big outer container and not a bunch of smaller containers that objects can be added to.

Maybe

TableView1.Columns.Height

I believe you can use Form.Move() The workspaces are calculated as one big desktop. So to open the form at x ,y position 100, 100 on a workspace to the right of the main screen do this... MyForm.Move(Screen.Width + 100, 100) MyForm.Show Darn my apologies, that does not seem to work :( I read this r...