Are there any known issues with having multiple instances of your control on a VB6 form or having a control array of your ocx control? In my situation each instance would reference a different COM port which in turn would control a different serial device.
By: Support
Posted on: Mar 15 2011 at 08:25:38 PM
Multiple instances or an array shouldn't be a problem.
By: Guest
Posted on: Mar 16 2011 at 12:15:16 AM
ok great. Two more questions:
Can I host the ocx controls on a form that is compiled into a DLL where the DLL is included/referenced thru the main VB6 application?
Can I declare the control programmatically or do I need to have a form to put the ocx on?
By: Support
Posted on: Mar 16 2011 at 11:04:02 AM
You need to place the OCX on a form. The parent/container must be a windows form.
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