ZOrder Method

Places the window object in the specified position in the Windows Z-Order.

Syntax

Object.ZOrder ( [enAWindowZOrder] )

The ZOrder method syntax has the following parts:

 

Name

Type

Description

Object

A control

A control object

enAWindowZOrder

enumAWindowZOrder

An integer specifying the position in the Windows Z-Order for the object in its container.

Where

enumAWindowZOrder can be one of the following:

 

Name

Value

Description

aWindowZOrderTop

0 *

Top of the order

aWindowZOrderBottom

1

Bottom of the order

Example

If your application has two buttons, one for "OK" and one for "Cancel", you can choose to position them on the same place on the form. Which one will show on top depends on the Z-Order. The following statement changes the Windows Z-Order of the AButton "Cancel" control to be on the bottom:

btnCancel1.ZOrder(aWindowZOrderBottom)

Applies to

Applies to all controls and the AForm.

See Also

Move, Refresh, TabStop, Visible